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PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
R E A L E S TAT E E VA L U AT I O N S
MR. DENIS HUBER ALEKSANDAR SASA DJORDJEVIC DRAGAN DZAJIC
EUROPEAN HERITAGE DAYS FILM ARCHIVES MR. NEBOJSA BRADIC
Editorial
B
elgrade is the city that lasts
through ages. Rulers, armies,
builders and destroyers have
been changing in it, and today
the part of that history is visible in
many places. Yet, what cannot be
seen but felt by everybody, even by
those who are in this city for the first
time, is the unusual blend of spiritual
similarities and differences. No wonder
since representatives of many nations
and confessions live in Belgrade and
they all have in common that unusual
emotional attitude towards this city
that is neither the most beautiful,
nor the biggest or the most modern in
the world but still has that miraculous
energy and charm that turn it into one
of the eligible capitals in this part of
the world. Therefore it has officially
been awarded the name City of the
Future in Southern Europe.
From its first issue our magazine has
been searching for collocutors who
solve the secret of the Belgrade life.
So, in the autumn issue there are
several interviews with the people
who are well known all over the world.
Those are the former football star
Dragan Dzajic and magic basketball
player Aleksandar Djordjevic. Talking
about Belgrade are also famous theatre
director Nebojsa Bradic and Denis
Huber, Head of the Council of Europe
Mission to Serbia.
Beside all mentioned, VOS MAGAZINE
offers again an overview of the
luxurious apartments and houses that
can be rented or bought. There is also
an exclusive offer for the apartment
short rent as well as for locations that
could be attractive for investors.
IMPRESSUM
Publisher: VOS MEDIATOR d.o.o., Belgrade
34, Strahinjica Bana St.
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Editor:
Vojislav Noveski
Design&layout:
Grigorije Lazarevic
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Print:
Forma B, Belgrade
CIP, katalogizacija u publikaciji Narodne
biblioteke Srbije, Beograd
ISSN 1452-7154
COBISS. SR-ID 136370700
Contents
MR. DENIS HUBER
HEAD OF THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE MISSION
TO SERBIA
Something in Between Paris and Rio
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ALEKSANDAR SASA DJORDJEVIC
Metropolis of Charm with the Sports Brand
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DRAGAN DZAJIC
BEST FOOTBALLER EVER IN THE “RED STAR,“
Skadarlija Bowls Everybody Over
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FILM ARCHIVES
MUSEUM OF THE GLOBAL IMPORTANCE
The Guardian of the Film History
15
VOS MEDIATOR – TRUSTWORTHY MEDIATOR
Doing Business with Easiness
16
SHORT RENTING
19
APARTMENTS
20
HOUSES
28
OFFICES
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MR. NEBOJSA BRADIC
THE BELGRADE DRAMA THEATRE DIRECTOR
Love Forever
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MR. DENIS HUBER, HEAD OF THE COUNCIL OF EUROPE MISSION TO SERBIA
Something in
Between
Paris and Rio
Mr. Denis Huber playing at the Belgrade concert dedicated to Georges Brassens
When I compare Belgrade with other cities I notice it has
European metropolises’ spirit and tradition, and liveliness,
hilarity and fast economic growth characteristic for the Brazilian
ones. The Brazilians and your people have also one more thing in
common – passion for football and you both have Marakana
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I
n May this year Serbia took over
the six-month Chairmanship of the
Committee of (Foreign) Ministers
of Council of Europe (CoE) that
comprises the Foreign Affairs Ministers
of all 46 member states (in the
meantime Montenegro has become the
47th), or their permanent diplomatic
representatives in Strasbourg, where
the headquarters of the oldest
European organization is located.
Therefore Belgrade has become the
host to many political, cultural and
other events linked to the CoE and got
its chance to show the world its best
bright side – open, friendly, hospitable,
cosmopolitan.
Serbia’s successful presentation
to the CoE Committee of Ministers
– the chance Serbia will again have
only in 25 years time – was realized
in good part thanks to the man who,
in October 2006, became the Head of
the Council of Europe Mission to Serbia
and distinguished himself during
his successful longstanding work as
the chief administrative member of
the Secretariat of the Committee
of Ministers responsible to help the
Chairman in political matters and
relations with media. Frenchman Denis
Huber, who is at the same time Special
Representative of the CoE Secretary
General in Serbia, has also brought to
Belgrade his wife Florance, sons Nathan
(10) and Leo (8) and fifteen-months old
daughter Lola (“we call her bebica, in
Serbian, says Mr. Huber“). The oldest
daughter from the first marriage Louise
(20) has made useful combination of
pleasure and work this summer. As a
student of the international trade, she
has spent 2.5 months on practical work
at the Belgrade hotel “Hyatt.“ She has
also taken an advantage of that time
to get to know Belgrade with the help
of her father. As the French, after her
father, and the Brazilian, after her
mother, Louise discovered in Belgrade
that exciting blend of the two milieus,
says Mr. Huber admitting himself that
the Serbian capital resembles Paris
by its cosmopolitanism and historical
heritage and Rio de Janeiro by
temperament and liveliness.
What are the things you
appreciate the most about Belgrade
and what are those that bother you?
How do you and your family find the
life in this city?
“Here I like people the most
- cordial, hospitable and attentive
towards newcomers. This is the
opinion that both my family and
I have. Citizens of Belgrade and
Belgrade smell of dynamics, they are
full of life. Everywhere in the city I see
young people. Statistically Serbia does
not have so many young people as you
may think when you meet them in the
streets, restaurants, parks…“
“In Belgrade we also feel very safe,
me, my wife and children. We had
never had any unpleasantness or heard
of such things from our acquaintances,
colleagues or friends. It’s great that
here everybody can walk through
the city day or night! This is surely
the biggest surprise for strangers
who come to Serbia with prejudices
acquired during the Milosevic regime
and violent clashes in this area. I am
glad Belgrade is in the Center of the
region so that my children can travel
around and get to know the countries
of the region. We can shortly reach any
place by car, although the roads are
not the best ones.“
“There are two things in Belgrade
that bother me – traffic chaos
and pollution. The Serbs are very
aggressive, careless drivers who do
not obey the traffic rules. Even after
a year spent here I am still surprised.
Of course, consequences of this are
frequent traffic accidents. That is
why the car insurance is so expensive.
Therefore I do not allow my sons to
drive bicycles round the city, the thing
they were used to do in France. Here
there are no bicycle lanes and it’s
really dangerous to drive alongside the
careless drivers.“
“It is interesting the women
drivers also behave the same as men.
In France women have the reputation
as better, careful drivers who have
averagely less accidents.“
“The other thing that bothers
me and that I can never be used to
is the air that is extremely polluted
and cleanliness that is not at the
desirable level, especially in the city
surroundings. The Germans and the
Swiss would be horrified! I do not dare
to swim in the Danube or Sava Rivers,
although I spend most of the time with
my family outdoors, by the rivers.“
How would you describe Belgrade
to your French friends? What places
would you recommend them to visit,
what food to try? Is there something
you would suggest them to avoid?
I would describe Belgrade as a very
interesting city with really long and rich
past that is testified by the numerous
historical and cultural monuments,
archeological sites, architecture…
I would describe it as a city full of
energy, that lives 24 hours a day, with
restaurants and shops open the whole
day long and even till the late at night,
where the people are friendly and gay
and know how to enjoy life. Here there
is everything an educated, civilized
European citizen would wish for: good
theatre plays, great music, delicious
food and drinks, various places to go
out, for a walk and excursions, amazing
nature… There is no friend of ours who
left Belgrade dissatisfied and dashed.
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On the contrary. What they have
seen and experienced was enough
to make them forget suspicion and
prejudices they possibly came with
and wish to come back again.“
“What I would suggest everybody
to see by all means in Belgrade is the
Kalemegdan Park. Then I would advise a
backward time trip and getting to know
Belgrade as a prehistoric settlement
that was a part of the Roman, and
after that, the Ottoman empires, as
a capital of one, and then the other
Serbian kingdom, the capital of the
’big’ Yugoslavia (SFRJ), the place that
lived through many war destructions,
was ruined by the Nazi bombing in the
Second World War and not so long ago
by the NATO bombing…“
“There are a lot of restaurants
in Belgrade that offer various foods
for every taste, with different and
pleasant ambience and various prices
so that everybody can afford it. We
like Serbian national cuisine (children
like cevapcici the most) and the only
objection we have is that all the dishes
are too fat and heavy for our taste and
with too much meat. Kafanas lack
better offer of vegetables.“
“Therefore we preferably eat in
the ’Iguana’ restaurant whose owner
likes to make us pleasant surprises
with his imaginative creations. We also
frequent ’Stara koliba’ on the Sava
River, ’Little Bay’ on Dorcol and ’Casa
d’ Italia,’ and when we wish to eat
some exotic food we go to the Chinese
restaurant ’Mao Tao’ or the Mexican
’Zapata.’ French food is best prepared
at home and especially by my wife.“
What is your favourite part of
Belgrade? Where do you go out in
your free (private) time? What are
the places in this town that your
children like the most?
“My favourite part of the city,
beside historic places, is by all means
Kosutnjak where I often go for a
walk with my family, and of course
Kalemegdan. My children particularly
like the Zoo (maybe not so big, but
at the nice place and with various
animals) and Military Museum where
they climb cannons for hours.“
“We regularly go to the Diplomatic
Club in Banjica where we socialize
with friends and colleagues and swim
in the pool.“
What is your favourite Serbian
word?
“Two of them that we most
frequently utter at home: ’hajde’ and
’moze’.“
This year, during the Serbian
presidency of the Committee of
Ministers of the CoE, you have had the
opportunity to meet various people
and see different Belgrade. What are
your main impressions?
“Since Serbia has taken over the sixmonth Chairmanship of the Committee
of Ministers of the CoE I have really met
and had a chance to cooperate with
great number of people, among them
mostly politicians and civil servants,
but also artists and ordinary people
at national and local level. I have
established perfect relationships with
all of them, at professional and often
personal level. Although the Serbian
political system is closer to the American
than the French one (in the USA civil
servants change with governments,
and in France professionals remain in
Mr. Huber with his daughter Lola - “bebica”
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administration), there was no problem
regarding the cooperation with the CoE
even after the takeover.“
“I have been lucky to be the
chief to an exquisite team in the
Belgrade CoE office and I’ve had
pleasure of meeting an array of
painters, musicians and other artists
from Serbia who I highly esteem (for
example, painters Cile, who exhibits
in Paris, and Milija Belic from
Lazarevac, as well as the musician
Vojislav Djukic from the group ’S
vremena na vreme’). Therefore I
was not always in the position to talk
only Kosovo, The Hague and political
issues.“
As a diplomat you have travelled
around the world. How would you
compare Belgrade with other cities
you have lived in?
“The Council of Europe activities
are mainly going on in the organization
headquarters in Strasbourg (some of
them, not so often, in Lisbon, Brussels,
Graz and Budapest) so that I was not so
much away from France. I have spent
the longest time in Brazil. Therefore
when I compare Belgrade with
other cities I notice it has European
metropolises’ spirit and tradition, and
liveliness, hilarity and fast economic
growth characteristic for the Brazilian
ones. The Brazilians and your people
have also one more thing in common
– passion for football. You even have
Marakana in Belgrade.
If there would be a single common
characteristic between Frenchmen
and Serbs – what would it be?
“I would say we share several
common characteristics. The first one
being the machismo: in both countries
it is very strong. The second one is
the Southern temperament. We are
not so strict in obeying rules like the
Northerners. Third, we both have hard
and rich history that we are strongly
attached to. Both here and in France
the past is very important and has
influence on the present. The question
is – how to deal with it. We did it more
successfully as can be seen through our
reconciliation with the Germans.“
“Finally, both Frenchmen and Serbs
adore good music, although we have
never won the ’Eurosong’ contest.“
ALEKSANDAR SASA DJORDJEVIC - ONE OF THE BEST PLAYMAKERS EVER IN THE
HISTORY OF BOTH SERBIAN AND EUROPEAN BASKETBALL
Metropolis of Charm
with the Sports Brand
The greatest value of the basketball Belgrade are the
courts between buildings where the “basket“ is played
T
he status and reputation
that Sasa Djordjevic enjoys
among the sport fans is such
that no one can compromise
his place in the gallery of great men
in any way. He was the member
of the Belgrade “Partizan“, Italian
“Philips“ and “Teamsystem“ clubs,
NBA’s “Portland“, the best Spanish
Barcelona teams and the “Real“
Madrid… He was the champion and
the Yugoslav National Cup winner, as
well as the two-time Spain champion.
His famous last-second three-point
shots in the game with the Spanish
“Joventut“ have secured triumph
for “Partizan“ in the European Cup
and fame and place in the Serbian
and European basketball history for
himself.
He has played 108 games in the
national team jersey. Among the
treasure medals Sasa Djordjevic can
also boast with the Olympic Games
silver, World Championship gold and
even the three best decorations won
at the Old Continent championship.
He has retired from professional
basketball on July 4, 2005 with an
exhibition game in front of the home
crowd in the Belgrade sports hall
“Pionir“. He played his farewell game
that was even greater thanks to 60
basketball legends, his co-players and
once fierce opponents, who came from
all over the world to play in his honour.
He left the court with the tears in his
eyes but he remained in basketball as
a coach. Last year he was named head
coach of one of his former teams,
“Armani Jeans Milano“. He is the most
possible candidate who could replace
Zoran Moka Slavnic in the place of the
national team coach.
He is one of the best playmakers
ever in the history of the both
Serbian and European basketball.
Fascinating technique, wonderful
grace, leadership lucidity and an
extraordinary
preciseness
made
him leave permanent trace in each
team he played in. Aleksandar
Djordjevic is also one of the founders
of the humanitarian organization
“Group Seven“, one of the UNICEF
ambassadors of good will, and the
“Belgrade Marathon“ Board of
Directors President.
The Belgrade citizens speak about
him with affection and love and great
respect – he is a gentleman, dandy, urban
legend… Emotions are reciprocal - Sasa
also respects Belgrade and its citizens.
Asked about what he likes the most in
his hometown he promptly replies:
“All that makes Belgrade the
Belgrade. It is unique and in many
things unrepeatable. I love its people
as much as its way of living. In fact, I
am proud of what I have just uttered
because it is not just my personal
emotion but the fascination of each
and every well-intentioned person
who comes to the Serbian capital,
intentionally or by chance. Two mighty
rivers, marvelous beauty of the mouth
where the Danube embraces the Sava
River, mystic Kalemegdan Fortress or
the sublime character of the Saint
Sava’s Cathedral are the images
that are memorized forever. Stroll
down the Knez Mihailova Street turns
into a small holiday and even bigger
pleasure. Nowhere in the world is
there a street with such a serenity and
gaiety. A street with so many smiles.
Belgrade is the metropolis of charm
and also of the spirit authenticity that
makes it, in incredibly discrete way,
different from other big and equally
interesting
world
metropolises.
Also the past of this city, its history
and everything it went through,
make it the giant in comparison
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to other similar ones that are not
familiar with Golgotha of several
centuries’ conquests, devastations
and destructions. Therefore, there is
not one thing in Belgrade, the street
or the neighbourhood I love. I love
everything that is Belgrade.“
How big was the sport’s
contribution for such Belgrade to
become the European Center?
“Immeasurably great. Belgrade
is definitely the city of sport and
successful athletes and this is exactly
what makes me, personally, happy
and proud – the knowledge sport and
sportspeople are a kind of the trade
mark of my city, its brand. Belgrade
honours and appreciates winners. We
are, in fact, the people who loves
everyone being against it and the one
that feels very happy beating ’the
whole world’. In sport we had chances
to win even when the opponents were
better, more powerful. And we were
extremely happy for Belgrade and
Serbia experiencing it as their great
satisfaction.“
Since you say Belgrade is the city
of the successful sportspeople, tell
us who are those who impressed you
the most?
“With regard to sport Belgrade has
really something to boast with. As a boy
I used to admire the basketball skill
of Kicanovic, Slavnic, Dalipagic… My
heroes were also the ’Metaloplastika’
handball and national team players
Vujovic, Vukovic, Isakovic… I have
respected football masters in the ’Red
Star’ jersey, but as a ’Partizan’ fan I
was sure there was no better player
than the black-and-white captain
Momcilo Moca Vukotic. I was also proud
of the Belgrade citizen Nenad Stekic’s
European record in the long jump.
I admired the ’Partizan’ water polo
players who ravaged Europe, national
water polo team… Yet, my sport is
the basketball. Therefore, if I have to
single somebody out that would be the
basketball players generation I have
played with and experienced all the
joys and sorrows that make sport so
great – Divac, Danilovic, Paspalj…“
In a way the basketball is the
identity card of urban Belgrade you
belong to. Do you agree with this?
“Absolutely. With their ideas and
work, Bora Stankovic, Nebojsa Popovic,
Radomir Rasa Saper, Aleksandar Aca
Nikolic and their followers have
made Belgrade the capital of not only
Serbian and Yugoslav but also the
European basketball that has become
very valuable. The city pride was that
wonderful ’OKK Belgrade’ that was led
by the legendary Radivoje Korac. ’Red
Star’ has become the powerful club and
’Partizan’ also. The state champion
was the unforgettable team of the
basketball charmers from the Belgrade
neighbourhood named Red Cross with
well-known Raznjatovic, Ivkovic, Jaric,
Damjanovic, Maroevic…The group
of around hundred and even more
Belgrade clubs’ players were the most
powerful part of the Yugoslav national
team that has reached the very top
of the world. Belgrade has also given
coaches as the famous Professor Nikolic,
Ranko Zeravica, brothers Ivkovic,
Zeljko Obradovic, Boza Maljkovic.
Once the basketball temple was the
New Belgrade Sports Hall, and today
it is ’Pionir’. Tomorrow it will probably
be ’Arena’. Nevertheless, the greatest
value of the basketball Belgrade are
the courts between buildings where the
’basket’ is played.“
Which of the numerous memories
that link you to Belgrade would you
single out?
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“Everything that I have experienced
while playing in the ’Partizan’ jersey
– black-and-white titles and all the
breathtaking welcome parties after
our national team successes. I will
personally remember this as long as I
am alive. Those were the moments I was
extremely proud of being the citizen of
Belgrade and even more of the fact my
Belgrade knew how to respect those
big sport successes. That is something
I wish every athlete could experience
in the future - the moment when you
become aware that the whole city has
come to bow to you.“
What is that that makes the spirit
of Belgrade – its people, night life,
geographic location, culture, history?
“Belgrade is the specificum and all
that you have listed makes it as such.
There is probably something more that
makes that invisible city pore, known
and recognizable maybe only to the
citizens of Belgrade who are proud
of their great and openhearted city.
Geographic location is possibly the
biggest reason for numerous conquerors
struggling to reign the city on the
banks of the Rivers Sava and Danube,
the city whose back is guarded by the
beautiful Mount Avala, the city where
two civilizations border. That is why
the history of Belgrade is something
special. This is the place where the
culture of the East and West permeate
and miraculously mix not only in
architecture and food but also in
everyday life, practice, customs…“
In case you have to persuade a
stranger to live in Belgrade what would
you use as a key argument?
“First of all, the stranger will shortly
stop feeling as such. This is very important
for somebody who intentionally or
accidentally becomes the citizen
of a new city. We, who for the sake of
sport or the business we are in had to
live for shorter or longer period in some
foreign country, are those who are aware
of this the best. Belgrade knows how to
adopt, embrace and make the Belgrade
citizen of everyone who steps on its
streets. According to unwritten rules it
gives the foreigner the best it has, the
part of itself. And that is Belgrade. Most
of the other cities are not like the
Belgrade is!“
Z. Secerov
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52, Francuska St., Tel: 322 5624
Get a Sense
of a Sea
Adventure
T
he endeavour to turn one part
of Belgrade’s Tax Free Zone near
the Danube, in 52, Francuska
Street, into an Ali Baba’s cave
with delicacies was exceptionally well
received. Everything was new, and yet
so familiar, like a scene from a summer
holiday. The interior is even today
an essential feature of every Porto
restaurant. Within short time, Porto
became a favourite both among students
and diplomatic corps, businessmen and
artists, among all those who enjoy their
meals as true hedonists would. And they
want it to be plentiful. The rest is a story
about a very balanced development
strategy of a businesman Dusan Radovic.
Restaurants in Moscow, St. Petersburg,
Rome, are just a confirmation that Porto
franchise is an excellent investment for
those who see restaurant management
as a good business PORTO restaurants
are gastronomic oases, a breath of fresh
Mediterranean air in the everyday culinary
offer. They all have a common philosophy
and atmosphere, from Belgrade, through
Moscow to St. Petersburg. Porto is a
Mediterranean choice of food and wine,
Gems in “Porto” treasury:
-Guilthead sea bream - Sparus aurata
-Sea bass - Dicentrarchus labrax
-Dentex - Dentex dentex
-Scorpion fish - Scorpaena scrofa
-Sole - Pegusa impar
-Frogfi sh - Lophius piscatorius
-Red mullet - Mullus barbatus
-John Dory (Saint Pierre) - Zeus faber
-The price of fi sh varies from 25-40 euros per kg.
All fish can be prepared in
one of these ways:
-Grilled
-Boiled, in water
-On paper (with vegetables)
-Baked in the oven, with potatoes
with all the distinctive qualities of Boka,
reasonable prices and more than ample
portions. It is a restaurant where even
the most demanding and fastidious
customers, used to exclusive seafood
restaurants, as well as those people who
are just beginning to get to know the
charms of seafood cuisine feel equally
good. They say it is easy to eat healthy
food when there’s fi sh on the table. Why
it is so, everyone who sets eyes on the
fine catch from the sea knows. At the
most prominent place in the restaurant,
near the kitchen, glittering on the
ice, it lies exposed to our view, as if it
hadn’t been only yesterday the part of
an endless blue of Ionian, Adriatic or
Tyrrhenian Sea.
The main characteristic of Porto
restaurants is that there is an everyday
menu and the daily menu which depends
on the catch and your wishes. Fish and
marine delicacies are displayed as
one gastronomic gallery. The choice is
yours. You decide both on the size of
the portion and the way in which it is
to be prepared. Fish and all shell fish
can be ordered in portions of 100gr or
in quantities you are in the mood for.
This makes us unique. Restaurant Porto
Belgrade, after being fully redecorated,
was opened on February 9th 2004.
It possesses the old well-known
atmosphere, but with new fine upgrades
such as lighting, interior and the offer.
The kitchen is also new, completely
renovated and optimised to fulfil the
demands of numerous guests during
the day. After more than a year lasting
renovation of the pool, the langoustes
again occupy the restaurant aquarium
and part of the attractive off er on our
guests’ tables. As regards the wine card
we especially point out extraordinary
Italian wines at the prices one fi nds
hard to resist. In Belgrade some of these
wines you can only taste in Porto. The
novelty is that the guests sitting in
the lower part of the restaurant, on
famous and traditional Porto benches
get a 10% discount. That in Porto you
can have the best espresso in town is
no news for our regular customers. For
others and for those who come for the
first time it is just another reason to
come again.
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SERBIA AND THE EUROPEAN HERITAGE DAYS
The Beauty
of the
Miroslav’s
Gospel
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The oldest Serbian
medieval manuscript
written in the last
quarter of the 12th
century, since 2005
on the UNESCO list,
has been presented
to the citizens
of Belgrade
A
t the end of September, at
the ceremony in the Belgrade
Saint Sava’s Cathedral, Serbia
joined the European Heritage
Days manifestation that is being held
in the whole Europe.
The 12th century Gospel was put
on display in the special capsule
placed in the Cathedral’s central part.
This precious manuscript that gives
evidence of the Serbian medieval
spirituality has gathered in the Vracar
Cathedral all the representatives of
the cultural community, prelates and
corpse diplomatic members.
Through the glass showcase visitors
were able to see two pages of the
Miroslav’s Gospel with drawn miniatures.
The old manuscript has initiated more
happenings in the St. Sava’s Cathedral,
such as the techniques of calligraphy,
mosaic, miniatures and paintings
presented by the Serbian Orthodox
Church Academy students.
For short the inside of the
Cathedral has been turned into the
workshop for the book binding and
gilding experts, miniature engraving
masters Dobrivoje and Miodrag
Vucicevic, sculptor Bojana Minic and
lapidary Milan Jovkovic. Day and night
the artists have been doing frescoes,
icons, mosaics, carving stone and
wood, copying miniatures and writing
Gospel in calligraphy.
The Miroslav’s Gospel represents
local culture in the European
manifestation not only because it is
the oldest Serbian illustrated Cyrillic
manuscript written in the Old Church
Slavic but also because it is the
symbol of the link between Serbia and
the European culture. Decorations
on its pages resemble the orthodox
Slavs’ ornaments and the miniature
aesthetics belongs to the Mid-Italian
style. In 2005 the Gospel was entered
into the UNESCO list of cultural
heritage of the universal importance
for the mankind – the programme
named “Memory of the World.“
Until the Belgrade National Museum
completion of reconstruction, the
oldest Serbian medieval manuscript
will be kept in the National Library
of Serbia.
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DRAGAN DZAJIC – BEST FOOTBALLER EVER IN THE RED STAR
Skadarlija Bowles
Everybody Over
All the smells of the former bohemian Belgrade,
cobble stone, good wine and tasty food, authentic
music, pastry hearts and people beaming with good
humour are the real experience for most foreigners
D
ragan Dzajic is the football
and sports icon of Serbia. He
is the best footballer ever in
the “Red Star,“ Serbia, and
former Yugoslavia. In many opinion
polls his name was in the “club of
the hundred best European and world
players of the 20th century.“ During
thirteen seasons (1963-1975 and 19771978) he has spent in the jersey of the
“Red Star“ with which he has won five
National Champion titles and three
Cups, he has played 590 fixtures and
scored 287 goals. He is the favourite
and idol of millions of fans. As an
international footballer he has played
for the France’s Bastia (1975 - 1977).
Tall with long stride, extremely
fast… distinctive lefthander. Grand
master of dribbles that have ended
in central-kicks with millimetre
precision. Scorer and perfect realizer
of free kicks. He has shaken down the
goals of the best world goalkeepers.
For the Yugoslav national team, which
he has led 53 times as the captain, he
has played 85 fixtures and scored 23
goals. He has also been remembered
as the best in the Yugoslav selection
that was the European vice-champion
in Italy in 1968. His goal during the
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semi-final fixture with the English
can still be seen at the beginning
of many sports TV broadcasts. He
has also participated in the 1974
World Championship in Germany. As
an extremely attractive footballer
he has played five times for various
European and world selections
(against Brazil in Rio in 1968, in
Lisbon in 1970, in Moscow in 1971, in
Homburg and Basel in 1972).
Upon the career completion he
remained in the club where he had
acquired name and reputation. He
had long been the Sports Director
and after that the President of the
most popular Serbian football group
that has won the greatest number
of trophies. He is the creator of the
project that has brought the “Red
Star“ the European Champion title
in 1991. In the same year, led by Mr.
Dragan Dzajic at their helm, Belgrade
red-and-whites won the International
“Toyota Cup“ that made them the
best 1991 world team. That was the
best year ever in the history of this
club founded on March 4, 1945.
You are the citizen of Belgrade
as long as the member of the “Red
Star“. This is the period that can be
measured by decades, isn’t it?
“That’s right. From my birthplace
Ub, small town several dozens of
kilometres far away from the capital, I
came to Belgrade as a 16 year-old boy.
At that time I could have not dreamed
of being the part of the ’Star’ for
exactly 42 years with the exception of
two years that I have spent in France. I
am also the citizen of Belgrade, but for
a longer period. This is the city where I
live happily with my family, surrounded
by fiends and, I admit, I love it very
much. It was a metropolis even back
in 1962 when I first came as a talented
football player. It was a big and a little
bit mystic city I lived in completely day
and night. It is incomparably bigger
today and much nicer – literally the
metropolis. When I describe it to the
people who have never visited it I say
Belgrade is the city with the biggest
soul in the world.“
Currently you don’t have
everyday obligations and have
enough free time. How do you
spend it?
“I must confess I enjoy in
everything. Work in the ’Red Star’
was a very demanding one that was
consuming all the time both during the
week and the weekends. Now I plan
my day calmly. I still get up very early
and do my morning rituals including
exercise. I also have my family
obligations – I enjoy spending more
time with my daughters, taking them
to school and back home. I have more
time for going out and we all often
go somewhere for lunch or dinner, to
visit friends, to a concert or theatre.
What I never skip are long walks with
my good friends. Where do we go? To
Kosutnjak that has perfect footway
in the vicinity of the city Center and
most often to Ada, sometimes in the
morning or early evening or even late
evening. Of course, a part of the day
is dedicated to the people ’we can’t
live without’ and small-talks with
them.“
You have many acquaintances
and friends. When those from far
away come to visit you where do
you take them?
“It’s never the same. It depends
on who they are. But there is one
thing they all have in common
– the lack of time and therefore
it’s impossible to show them
everything you want in Belgrade
in a couple of days. They all want
to see the Kalemegdan Park and
Knez Mihailova Street. Thanks to
its history, fortress, gates, Roman
Well and monuments Kalis is the
real fascination for everybody. Knez
Mihailova Street is something else.
Probably because of the prejudices
they came with they all admit to
have been pleasantly surprised not
believing Belgrade has something
like that – the street that is in
many things better and more
beautiful than the similar ones in
the European and world metropolises.
I must also confess that Knez Mihailova
is the part of the city that every
citizen of Belgrade can proudly show
to any European. And, moreover, if
you end the day in Skadarlija… It bows
everybody over. All the smells of the
former bohemian Belgrade, cobble
stone, good wine and tasty food,
authentic music, pastry hearts
and people beaming with good
humour are the real experience for
most foreigners that is remembered
forever.“
You point out Belgrade is
different from many European
cities you have visited. What is so
distinctive that it has?
“Belgrade is distinctive by itself,
different from the other cities and
this is good. In fact, I don’t like
comparing it with some other cities
because they do not share the same
destiny. Today Belgrade would have
been incomparably more beautiful,
even architecturally, hadn’t it been
destroyed, demolished and again
rebuilt and brought to life. What we
have to be proud of is the fact that
Belgrade has outlived all that defying
history that has been so merciless
towards the Balkans whose heart is
our city. But the greatest value of
Belgrade are its people who are the
spitting image of the city that manages
to rise above all the mishaps that have
come upon it with its optimism and
miraculous power of will.“
“Belgrade really is Europe and
its citizens are Europeans more
than Europe can even imagine. But
it does admit that when it comes
to Belgrade and get to know the
Belgrade inhabitants.“
Do you agree Belgrade is one of
the European cities also thanks to
sport you belong to?
“Absolutely. Both sport in global way
and athletes individually have made
the name of Belgrade written in capital
letters on the European sports map. Not
only because the successes achieved at
the greatest sports competitions but
also thanks to the fact that Belgrade is
really the sport city with structures that
even the richer can envy us. ’Arena’ is
one of the most beautiful halls in this
part of Europe, ’Star’s’ stadium is the
biggest in the Balkans, Ada and the
Belgrade rivers are the ideal proving
ground for the water sports… Thanks
to the ’Universiade 2009’ many existing
arenas will be revitalized and the new
ones constructed. Belgrade deserves
this all the more so since we are well
known in the sports world after great
organizational capabilities in sports
events no matter the world, European
or Balkan ones.“
Zoran Secerov
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14
KINOTEKA (FILM ARCHIVES) - MUSEUM OF THE GLOBAL IMPORTANCE
The Guardian of
the Film History
Beside the collection of 85,000 film copies and 22,000
books there is also the Lumière brothers camera
Yugoslav Film Archives with its film
archives of the global importance is
the real jewel among the Belgrade
cultural institutions. It was founded
in 1949 and after several years only it
acquired reputation that no museum
of the then Yugoslavia had. It is one
of the founders and the permanent
member of the FIAF (International
Federation of Film Archives). It has
been actively taking part in the FIAF
activities since 1951.
Today, before all, the Film Archives
is recognizable after the cinema
in the city Center. Beside this, film
connoisseurs from the whole Europe,
including the authors such as Theo
Angelopoulos, Jirzi Mencl,
Nikita Mihalkov, Ken Russell
or Vim Venders have been
coming here knowing the
Archive was the guardian of
the great treasure. Its guests
have been Akira Kurosawa
and Alfred Hitchcock.
The
Yugoslav
Film
Archives film fund makes one
of the most important and
most comprehensive film
collections in Europe. There
are more than 85,000 copies
of silent, sound, black-andwhite and colour films of
most diverse formats, on inflammable
(nitrate) and uninflammable tapes.
Foreign film collection, that creates
more than eighty percent of the
Yugoslav Film Archives fund, consists of
all the world film history most valuable
works. In the Yugoslav film fund kept are
the most important archive material
and documentaries linked with the
territory of the former Yugoslavia,
starting with the 1904 film “Krunisanje
Kralja Petra I Karadjordjevica “, the
oldest one preserved.
Books have also been preserved
here. The library has 22,000 copies,
photographs, posters and other things
such as the original camera of the
Lumière brothers who have marked
the history of the film art. All this is
available for visitors. Thanks to its
reputation, the Archives was awarded
the French government donation in
the amount of 460,000 euros for the
construction of the most modern
depot where the valuable film tapes
From the guest book
are kept. The Japanese government
also invested 70,000 euros in the
Archives, and the European Agency
for Development big donation of two
million euros is yet to come.
The Archives is the big school
of film. During decades cycles of
great directors, actors or national
cinematographies were shown in its
cinema. This autumn the collection of
Ingmar Bergman’s and Michelangelo
Antonioni’s achievements will be on in
the Archives cinema.
Many anecdotes and strange stories
have been connected to the Archives.
Permanent pursuit for films that
have vanished during the hundredyear history of this art brought many
film makers to Belgrade. Here have
been revealed works of the German
cinematography dating from the period
of silent film, and also recently five
films that have been missing, according
to the Hungarian experts. During the
Soviet intervention in Czechoslovakia
in 1968, big collection of films
of Jirzy Mencl, Vera Hitilova,
Milos Forman and other
directors from the golden
era of the Czechoslovakian
film was sent to Belgrade for
safekeeping. Later, as a sign of
gratefulness, the Czech Film
Archives gave this collection as
a present to Belgrade.
The Archives is situated in
the city Center, in Kosovska
Street. It has been one of the
most visited Belgrade cinemas
during the last five decades.
Belgrade audience considers it
the cultural icon of the Serbian capital.
The ticket line for some film cycles used
to be several hundred metres long.
Therefore it is not strange that it has
brought up great number of the film art
connoisseurs and was the first school
where the most important Serbian film
artists have grown up.
V. M.
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Doing Business
World business
standards
in doing
luxurious
real estate
business.
Renting, sale,
investing,
short
renting and
presentation
are the
identity of the
specialized
VOS MEDIATOR
Agency
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V
OS MEDIATOR is the real
estate agency specialized
in luxury real estate renting
and selling; it keeps track
of developments at the real estate
market and successfully embraces
the European business model in this
sphere.
The founding of this Agency has
triggered the need to make the
Belgrade apartments’ market more
available and effective according
to the business people and big
companies’ requirements. It has
specialized in work with foreigners
who are coming to Belgrade in great
numbers. VOS MEDIATOR operations
could shortly be defined as modern
and even easy-going way of enabling
the interested party to get rent or
ownership of the business space,
apartment, and villa or luxury
apartment. This Agency is specialized
in helping foreigners to learn local
conditions, legal regulatory rules, and
even the Belgrade real estate market
great offer standards. Therefore our
grateful clients are business people,
embassies and foreign firms that can
rent or buy apartments, business
space or investment grounds safely
and in highly professional way.
The core of our dealing is
mediation in real estate renting.
Also the market needs have offered
an option of buying and acquiring
permanent ownership. Our clients are
explicitly after luxury constructions,
adequately equipped with the
requirement for the procedure to
be as efficient as possible, what we
absolutely oblige.
VOS is dealing business with the
embassies of Great Britain, Canada,
Spain, Hungary, Slovenia, Germany,
France, Switzerland, The Netherlands,
with big banks such as World Bank,
but also international organizations
like UNHCR, UNDP, NDI, USAID, (DAI,
MEGA, ISC).
Our regular clients are big
companies - Mac Steel International,
Mantacora, TV Fox, firms Kimtec,
Casino Austria, Mol Group.
Besides, VOS MEDIATOR cooperates with local firms: Univerzitet
BK and several big Serbian companies
and state firms among which are MPC
Properties and DIPOS.
VOS
MEDIATOR
constantly
expands the range of its services and
accordingly it has recently offered so
called short renting, i.e., apartment
space daily rent. This was the market
VOS MEDIATOR – TRUSTWORTHY MEDIATOR
with Easiness
need since the Belgrade hotels do not
have sufficient capacities.
We are very proud of the properties
management system that is very
attractive both for lessees and lessors.
Speaking about the real estate rent,
the owners often entrust our Agency
with taking care of their apartments.
That way the standards of the whole
offer we have at our disposal are being
set. Our Agency pays the rent and all
the other expenses and takes care of
the maintenance. In case the owner
does not have resources for fixing
up the apartment he/she authorizes
our Agency to do the renovation and
adjustment according to the world
standards. Upon completion the
apartment can be rented.
Properties management is easygoing way of doing business also
because the owner and our client
do not have the need to get in
touch and bother each other. All the
client’s needs our Agency fulfills. This
means not only maintenance but also
everything that has to do with legal
or ownership aspect of the rented
space.
VOS MEDIATOR also has interesting
offer for companies that want to
make Greenfield investments. The
Agency finds the land, checks the
ownership, and adjusts the offer
according to regulations. We also act
as consultants for interested investors
since we make the assessment of the
construction ground, assessment of the
wider surroundings, infrastructure,
real estate market conditions, and we
even give elements that are useful in
future business in case of tourist or
commercial investment.
Our clients will have the benefit
of communicating with specialized
agent that speaks foreign languages,
prepares offer and sends it by e-mail.
Interested client can also come
to the VOS Center and get the whole
offer presentation and advice. During
this proceeding, as well as later in
making an agreement, available are
our translator and lawyer who carries
out the whole legal and administrative
procedure. The agreement is done in
Serbian and the language in client’s
choice. Final stage is – the key
presentation.
VOS Center is located in the city
Center, in the immediate vicinity of
the Kalemegdan Park. It offers big
parking space, but in case of clients’
wish, the Agency’s air-conditioned
cars will drive them to our premises.
The aim of founding VOS was not only
the business space for communications
with clients who want to rent or
buy real estate in Belgrade. Various
manifestations, conferences, seminars,
education programmes, commercial
,presentations, professional training
courses and trainings are also held in
our premises that are large and stylish
with up-to-date equipment and also
easily adapted according to specific
clients’ needs.
Our Agency has extremely visited
web site with complete presentation
of its operations, as well as luxury
magazine in English where the entire
offer can be found.
Big firms have found their interest
to advertise both on our site and in
the magazine for they are aware their
offers will reach the thousands of
foreigners and business people who
want to do business in Belgrade.
VOS MEDIATOR Agency offers
prompt and effective way of doing
business after the standards of the
European business communication
model. Therefore our clients have
been faithful to us for years and our
satisfaction is also in the fact that
there is no problem we cannot solve
in favour of our business partners.
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apartments
Dear Sir, Madam,
By having our ears to and feeling the
market, and for the purpose of meeting
the requirements of our clients, and due
to the insufficient hotel capacities in
Belgrade, we take pleasure in advising
you that as of June 1 2007 we will be in
the position to offer to our clients the
services of renting the apartments on a
shorter-term basis as well.
The renting possibilities will be on
daily, weekly and monthly basis.
All apartments from the offer are
well positioned in good locations ( in the
old part of downtown Belgrade or in the
business center of Novi Beograd and in
other locations upon special request).
Also, all apartments are in impeccable
condition (new buildings or renovated),
are completely furnished and equipped
with furniture, household appliances
and technical equipment, cable TV,
dishes, bed linen, air-conditioning
units and internet connection on top
of that)
Besides overnight accommodation
we are also able to offer to you the
complete service in the sense of
cleaning services and changing of
bed linen and towels.
In order to facilitate your stay in
Belgrade we are willing to organize
the transportation services as well
( with professional drivers and
comfortable limousines ) from and
to the airport as well as within
Belgrade city limits and wider all
over Serbia.
Center
Cara Urosa
for short renting
19
2,000 €
Center
150 sqm
4 bedrooms
1 livingroom
garage
Ref. code: a330
Vracar
120 sqm
2 bedrooms, garage
central heating
Ref. code: a225
1,500 €
Center
92 sqm,
2 bedrooms, livingroom
4 floor, elevator
Ref. code: a328
Kumanovska
2 bedrooms
1 livingroom
furnished
Ref. code: a 327
1,500 €
Macvanska
60 sqm
bedroom, livingroom,
bathroom, terrace
kitchen
Ref. code: a325
180 sqm
4 bedrooms, 1 floor
central heating,
terrace, lift
Ref. code: a241
20
3,000 €
700 €
600 €
New Belgrade
88 sqm
3 bedrooms,
air conditioning, 2 floor
Ref. code: a319
1,000 €
Banovo Brdo
140 sqm, 2 levels
4 bedrooms
central heating
Ref. code: a245
1,200 €
Center
100 sqm
2 bedrooms
central heating
Ref. code: a235
700 €
apartments
Djure Danicica
120 sqm
2 bedrooms
1 livingroom , lux
Ref. code: a307
1,500 €
Center
50 sqm, 2 rooms
garage
Ref. code: a322
700 €
Vracar
107 sqm
3 bedrooms
3 floor
Ref. code: a223
1,300 €
Vozdovac
110 sqm, 4 bedrooms
furnished
garage, all new
Ref. code: a314
negotiable
Kralja Petra
130 sqm+40 sqm
terrace
3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms
livingroom
Ref. code: a323
2,500 €
Vracar
80 sqm
2 bedrooms
Ref. code: a213
700 €
for rent
21
Makenzijeva
800 €
105sqm
II floor, 2 bedrooms, 2 salona
2 wc, furnished
Ref. code: a316
150 sqm, penthouse
2 levels, 2 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
Ref. code: a290
2,500 €
Vracar, 200 sqm
3,000 €
3 bedrooms, cabinet
livingroom room, 2 bathrooms
2 levels, big kitchen
Ref. code: a311
22
Center
110 sqm
2 bedrooms
Center
107 sqm, livingroom
3 bedrooms,
1 telephone line
Ref. code: a288
Dedinje
100 sqm
2 bedrooms
Ref. code: a206
1,300 €
95 sqm
2 bedrooms
1 livingroom
Ref. code: a269
1,450 €
negotiable
Miloja Djaka
154 sqm
2 bedrooms
big terrace
Ref. code: a317
2,500 €
Senjak
200 sqm
3 bedrooms
garage
big terasses
2,500 €
1,500 €
apartments
Vracar
165 sqm
central heating
3 bedrooms
Ref. code: a247
Center
100sqm
3 bedrooms
Center
45 sqm
1 bedroom
Ref. code: a215
2,500 €
Vracar
600 €
40 sqm, 2 floor, 1 bedroom
air conditioning, video
survey, CATV, internet
central heating
Ref. code: a292
Center
150 sqm, 3 bedrooms
furnished
central heating
Ref. code: a230
1,200 €
1,000 €
500 €
Mihajla Stratimirovica
120 sqm, 3 bedrooms
2 terrace, 2 bathrooms
Furnished lux, garage
Ref. code: a320
1,500 - 1,000 €
for rent
23
1,200 €
Sanje Zivanovic
90 sqm, 2 bedrooms
1 livingroom, garage spot
yard, furnished
Ref. code: a324
Vracar, Penthouse, 170 sqm
2 bedrooms, 1 large sitting room, air conditioning,
italian kitchen with wine department, jacuzzi, terrace,
shades with sensors, video survey, alarm, library
sauna, fire place-barbecue, garage, car elevator, NEW Extra LUX
Ref. code: a279
3,500 €
Vracar
70 sqm
bedroom
furnished
Ref. code: a263
700 €
Center
1,000 €
85 sqm, 2 bedrooms
1 livingroom, furnished
2 tel line, 1 floor, terrace,
Ref. code: a321
1,600 €
Vracar
110 sqm
3 bedrooms
garage
Ref. code: a219
1,600 €
24
Vracar
110 sqm, 3 bedrooms
central heating
garage
Ref. code: a233
apartments
New Belgrade
88 sqm, 3 bedrooms
air conditioning, 7 floor
Ref. code: a293
800 €
Center
150 sqm
3 bedrooms
1,700 €
Center
250 sqm
electricity
3 floor, no elevator
Ref. code: a228
1,000 €
Center
61 sqm, 3 floor
1 bedroom, livingroom
parking lot
Ref. code:a235
400 €
140 sqm, 3 bedrooms,
livingroom,
3 bathrooms, garage
Ref. code: a282
Center
80 sqm
2 bedrooms
1,300 €
Vracar
109 sqm, 4 bedrooms
3 floor,
central heating
Ref. code: a294
Bul. JNA
120 sqm, 3 bedrooms,
2 bathrooms
Ref. code: a281
1,200 €
center
50 sqm
1 bedroom
Ref. code: a249
2,000 €
500 €
2,500 €
for rent
25
apartments
Center
150 sqm
3 bedrooms
Ref. code: a296
Vracar
65 sqm, duplex
bedroom, livingroom
Ref. code: a326
1,700 €
Koste Racina
100 sqm,
3 bedrooms,
garage, catv,
alarm
2 wc, Ref. code: a280
1,200 €
800 €
Dravska
3 bedrooms
115 sqm
Ref. code: a283
1,200 €
Vozdovac
110 sqm
2 bedrooms
central heating
Ref. code: a231
1,200 €
Senjak
140 sqm
3 bedrooms
Ref. code: a261
1,000 €
for rent
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investments
Banjica
67 ares
10,000 sqm for constuction
2,500,000 €
Center
2 x 8 ares
posibility of construction 4,500 sqm
4,100,000 €
5,100,000 €
Medak
300 sqm, 4 bedrooms
1 livingroom, garage
10 ares
Ref. code: h217
Dedinje
5,000 €
300 sqm, 4 bedrooms,
3 bathrooms garage, spa center,
garden,
Ref. code: a287
6,000 €
Vozdovac
630 sqm
parking
office + apartment + warehouse
Ref. code: k148
Neimar
300 sqm
5 bedrooms, garden
Ref. code: h218
3,000 €
Vozdovac
400 sqm, 8 bedrooms
3 bathrooms, garage
Ref. code: h203
Vracar
250 sqm, 4 bedrooms
3 bathrooms
garage
Ref. code: h194
Veljka Vlahovica
300 sqm, 4 bedroom,
500 sqm garden,
garage
Ref. code: h207
1,500 €
28
3,500 €
2,500 €
Senjak
1,000 €
103 sqm,
2 bedroom, livingroom
1 bathroom, garage, backyard
Ref. code: h202
Dedinje
12,000 €
1,200 sqm
big garden
swimingpool, 5 bedrooms
Ref. code: h121
3,500 €
houses
Vracar
250 sqm, 4 bedrooms
Ref. code: h209
2,500 €
Senjak
350 sqm,
6 bedrooms, garage
Ref. code: h205
3,000 €
Neznanog Junaka
300 sqm, 3 levels,
3 terrace,Garage,
air conditioning,
grejanje na naftu
Ref. code: h 221
3,000 €
300 sqm
5 bedrooms, backyard,
parking
Ref. code: h210
3,000 €
Dedinje
100 sqm
2 bedrooms
Ref. code: h182
Vracar
500 sqm, 3 levels, 3 apartments, 120 sqm each
garage, cellar, varehous
Ref. code: h 222
600 €
6,000 €
for rent
29
Vracar
400 sqm
swimingpool
garage
Ref. code: h185
4,000 €
Dedinje
600 sqm, 1,000 sqm
garden
swimingpool
6 bedrooms, oil heating
Ref. code: h171
7,000 €
Senjak
200 sqm
3 bedrooms
garage
Ref. code: h206
2,500 €
Center
550 sqm
10 offices
central heating
Ref. code: h176
8,500 €
Neimar
200 sqm
4 bedrooms
electricity heating
Ref.code: h172
2,000 €
Dedinje
150 sqm
600 sqm of yard
3 bedrooms
Ref. code: h198
1,200 €
Bezaniska Kosa
250 sqm
garden
4 bedrooms
Ref. code: h187
2,000 €
Vracar
300 sqm
4 bedrooms
electric heating
Ref. code: h177
4,000 €
30
Vozdovac
500 sqm
Ref. code: h155
2,500 €
houses
Dedinje
400 sqm
garage
1,000 sqm garden
Ref. code: h200
Senjak
600 sqm, 15,000 sqm area
5 bedrooms, 3 parkings
4 bathrooms
Ref. code: h167
3,900 €
Senjak
500 sqm
12 bedrooms
garage, garden
Ref. code: h122
5,000 €
New Belgrade
150 sqm
3 bedrooms
Ref. code: h184
1,200 €
10,000 €
sale 2,000,000 €
for rent
31
New Belgrade
200 sqm
Ref. code: k144
100 sqm
5 offices
Ref. code: k166
Brace Grim
70 sqm
2 bedrooms,
1 livingroom
Ref. code: k161
32
4,000 €
2,500 €
Center
190 sqm
5 offices
Ref. code: k152
800 €
Center
75 sqm
Ref. code: k133
Center
130 sqm
Ref. code: k137
2,000 €
Vracar
84 sqm
3 rooms
Ref. code: k162
900 €
3,500 €
Center
60 sqm
2 offices
Ref. code: k141
2,500 €
600 €
Vozdovac
6 € per sqm
3000 sqm
warehouse
with a companyng services
office 300 sqm -11 € per sqm
Center
700 sqm
open space
5 -10 offices
Ref. code: k143
20 € per sqm
offices
Center
200 sqm
Ref. code: k140
office
200 sqm - 2,000 sqm
warehouse
500 sqm and more
Ref. code: k157
2,500 €
Zvezdara
250 sqm
6 offices
Ref. code: k136
2,500 €
Center
220 sqm
6 offices
Ref. code: k123
3,300 €
10 € per sqm
5 € per sqm
for rent
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1200 sqm
Ref. code: k155
Bussiness Center
11 € per sqm
500 sqm warehouse
office
offices 80 sqm
6 € per sqm
warehouse
330 sqm
10 offices
Ref. code: k164
Kneza Milosa
1000 sqm,20 offices,
6 floors, 20 telephone lines,
12 wc, 10 parking lots, lift,
comupter network, central air conditioning
Ref. code: k167
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22,000 €
20 € per sqm
6,500 €
New Belgrade
for sale 1,700 €
TC PIRAMIDA
per sqm
Unfunished officefor rent 14 €
commercial space,
per sqm
I floor 888 sqm,
II floor 1100 sqm, parking lot
Vracar,
800 sqm, open space, business
Ref. code: k142
15,000 €
offices
Center
70 sqm
3 offices
Ref. code: k154
Center
200 - 1200 sqm
new office building
garage
700 €
Center
130 sqm
restaurant
Ref. code: k134
3,000 €
Center
66 sqm,
office space,
3 offices
Ref. code: k165
800 €
Crveni Krst
68 sqm
2 levels
Ref. code: k139
1,000 €
21 € per sqm
for rent
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Banovo Brdo
Petra Martinovica
184 sqm
garage 40 sqm
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Dedinje
400 sqm
garage
1,000 sqm garden
Ref. code: h200
1,750,000 €
Vracar
2,500 € per sqm
apartment
412,500 €
165 sqm
central heating, 3 bedrooms
new building, garage
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Dedinje
Baje Pivljanina
apartments for sale
104 sqm- 154 sqm
Dedinje
130 sqm
125 sqm
3 bedrooms
central heating
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110 sqm
2 bedrooms
garage
300,000 €
1,800 € per sqm
93 sqm
2 bedrooms
garage
260,000 €
210,000 €
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Dedinje
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120 sqm
3 bedrooms
180,000 €
Vozdovac
400 sqm, 8 bedrooms
3 bathrooms, garage
Ref. code: h203
negotiable
Vracar
150 sqm
3 bedrooms
2,000 € per sqm
Miloja Djaka
154 sqm
2 bedrooms
Ref. code: a317
2,200 € per sqm
furnished
340.000 €
2,000,000 €
Senjak
house 600 sqm,
15000 sqm of yard, 5 bedrooms,
4 bathrooms, 3 parking lots
Ref. code: h167
Dedinje
house 1200 sqm
swimingpool,
big garden
Ref. code: h121
4,000,000 €
Vozdovac
290,000 €
110 sqm, 4 bedrooms
furnished, garage, new
Ref. code: a314
Center
70 sqm
Center
800 sqm
open space
business
Ref. code: k142
190,000 €
2,000,000 €
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1,200 sqm
4 levels
office building
Dedinje
Baje Pivljanina
225 sqm - 285 sqm
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2,500,000 €
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Banovo Brdo
duplex
Dedinje
39 ares
350 sqm house
2,500 €
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for sale
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Center
1000 sqm
garden
garage
Kumanovska
167 sqm
3 bedrooms
Ref. code: a329
3,500,000 €
2,500 € per sqm
for sale
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POSLOVNI CENTAR USCE
Usce
Office
Tower
P
C Usce is one of the Belgrade
symbols that has become
unavoidable
contents
of
Belgrade as a metropolis
during the recent years. This is the
multifunctional exclusive space where
big companies and institutions can
organize activities in accordance with
their needs, accompanied by highest
quality service. Also, PC Usce is the
place where you can organize private
celebrations of great importance, no
matter whether the occasion is good
fun, wedding or the important date
marking. There are many places in
Belgrade where you can feel fine or
organize events of great importance.
But, there is only one place that makes
it possible for you to offer your guests
the view of the whole Belgrade! At the
top of the highest business building
in the Balkans, in the most beautiful
ambience of the space at the PC Usce’s
24th and 25th floors, organized are
conferences, educational seminars,
but also events such as companies’
celebrations. Nevertheless, PC Usce
is the place for good fun where can
be organized great number of events
– awards presentation, fashion shows,
events of cultural and entertaining
character and formal meetings. This
is the multifunctional exclusive space
where big companies and institutions,
and also physical persons, can
organize activities in accordance
with their needs, accompanied with
highest quality service.
CONFERENCE HALLS
At the 24th floor of the PC Usce you
can organize conferences, seminars,
presentations, business meetings and
other gatherings. At the disposal are
two halls, one of which is meant for
lecturers and listeners with greater
number of participants, while the
other is suitable for meetings with
less number of participants who wish
to have equal or similar position at the
oval table. Both halls are equipped
with the most modern audio-visual
technique that can be adapted
according to the client’s needs that
includes possibility of using the
daylight screens with the background
projection, simultaneous translation,
recording the whole event and, at the
same time, Xeroxing the material for
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There are many places in Belgrade where you can
feel fine or organize events of great importance. But,
there is only one place that makes it possible for you
to offer your guests the view of the whole Belgrade!
At the top of the highest business building in the
Balkans, in the most beautiful ambience of the space
at the Poslovni Center Usce’s 24th and 25th floors,
organized are conferences, educational seminars,
but also events such as companies’ celebrations.
Nevertheless, Poslovni Centar Usce (PC Usce) is the
place for good fun where can be organized great
number of events – awards presentation, fashion
shows, events of cultural and entertaining character
and formal meetings, but also private celebrations
and weddings with several hundreds of guests
all the participants, as well as using
whatever kind of technical support.
Nicely designed and organized lobby is
ideal for gathering of the participants,
as well as for cocktails organization
and other servings during breaks and
after events.
EXCLUSIVE CELEBRATIONS
At the top floor of the PC Usce
there is a unique area where can be
organized events such as companies’
celebrations, presentations, plays,
fashion shows, music happenings,
formal
dinners…
Multifunctional
characteristic of this space enables
organizations of the events exactly
after the clients’ wishes and an
exceptional experience makes the
complete Belgrade panoramic view
that can be equally enjoyed both
during the day and by night. The total
area is 850 square metres, but since
it is physically divided in two wholes,
it is possible to rent the half of the
space. For cocktails or events where
the guests are not supposed to sit,
optimal number of people is 700, and
for the event that needs setting up the
tables this area is ideal for wedding
ceremonies when you cannot resist
marking the first day of the married
life with the view from the highest
spot in Belgrade.
THE VIEW FROM THE
130 METRES HIGH SPOT
Special exclusivity of this space is
its height of 130 metres and the view
that cannot be obtained in any other
place in Belgrade. Nevertheless, PC
Usce is much more than just a nice
view – this is the meeting place of
the business people with unique
network services that covers up all
the promotional needs of the business
systems and institutions in Serbia.
Knjaz Milos, VR Company, OEBS, Hypo
AlpeAdria Bank, Ericsson, Komercijalna
Banka, Schneider, SIEPA, Hemofarm,
Municipality New Belgrade, Kent, JTI,
Telenor, AMCHAM, Ministry of Culture,
RED BULL, Nestle, Modni Studio
CLICK, famous designer Ora Ito and
many others are satisfied users of the
unlimited possibilities of this unique
business complex. Also, this space is
a part of unforgettable memories for
dozens of married couples who have
started their life together with the
celebration at the top of the Poslovni
Centar Usce. Famous artists such as
Zdravko Colic, Zeljko Samardzic,
Tose Proeski and many others have
certainly added unforgettable energy
to this space with their promotions.
As an ideal place for their party after
concert the Famous Rolling Stones
have chosen Poslovni Centar Usce.
Love Forever
Whatever the smells, colours and sounds from the
new travels are, Belgrade is unique and returning
to it means getting back to the childhood, wishes
that led me to the world of art, to unforgettable
memories of people who left traces on my
growing up, education and maturing
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MR. NEBOJSA BRADIC, THE BELGRADE DRAMA THEATRE DIRECTOR
I
t seems that believing in art is
Mr. Nebojsa Bradic’s motto. He
considers that the artists should
educate us how to protect
ourselves from the impacts of everyday
life vulgar forms. He tends to search
traditional but also contemporary. He
has realized numerous projects as a
director and also as the Belgrade
Drama Theatre seven years Director.
Our collocutor is well-known
for courageously choosing his coworkers and creating the repertoire
of the theatre in the Belgrade
neighbourhood Crveni krst (Red
Cross). Besides Serbian classics,
Selimovic, Pekic, Andric, Mr. Bradic
at the same time stages the world
authors – Bond, Koljada, Ostermayer,
Hibner, and Jelinek. He has directed
some sixty plays in Serbian, Bosnian,
and Croatian theatres.
With Ms. Aja Jung he has brought
to life Belgrade Dance Festival that,
just after four years of existence, has
turned from the regional character
review into the European and even
world one thanks to the ballet troupes
that have their guest performances and
come from Biarritz, Prague, Cologne,
Israel, Brazil, Sweden… Belgrade has
got glamorous dance festival Europe
has been interested in more and more
and prestigious German magazine
“Ballettanz“ has described as “the
most important dance event in the
South-East Europe.“
Our collocutor is also one of
those who have initiated the Danube
Odyssey 2007, that has been organized
by the International Institute for
Mediterranean Theatre (IITM), UNESCO
and the Council of Europe, to stop in
Belgrade and that way make us the
part of the Mediterranean countries
network that are being connected by
the IITM headquartered in Madrid.
Mr. Nebojsa Bradic was born in
Trstenik and has graduated from the
Belgrade Faculty of Drama Arts. He
opened the doors of the big Belgrade
theatres in 1996 when, upon leaving
the place of the Director of the
Krusevac Theatre that he had made
one of the leading home theatres,
he became the Director of the
National Theatre and subsequently
of the Atelje 212. At the helm of the
Belgrade Drama Theatre he came in
1999. Sponsors and protectors have
promptly gained confidence in this
theatre thanks to the repertoire with
numerous hit plays that captured
the attention of the theatregoing
public. The result was also the quality
cooperation with embassies and
foreign cultural Centers in Belgrade.
In Belgrade he feels like a
Belgrade-born and says:
“I love Belgrade because it
reminds me of my youth - it is so
special, free and its own master. The
feeling of belonging and adequacy
I feel only in it although Belgrade
is not my hometown. Love forever
happened at the first encounter, when
long ago, even before going to school,
I have been spending my summers in
it, meeting my first friends and going
for sight correction at hearty and
amusing a lady-doctors’ who I still
remember gladly. The first experience
of discovering big and ancient city was
acquired right here and after each
trip to other metropolises I recheck it,
make it richer and praise it. Whatever
the smells, colours and sounds from
the new travels are, Belgrade is unique
and returning to it means getting back
to the childhood, wishes that led me
to the world of art, to unforgettable
memories of people who left traces
on my growing up, education and
maturing. The most important factor
that has influenced the shaping of my
personal and professional identity is,
in fact, Belgrade itself: openhearted,
multicultural, and passionate city. It
makes the part of myself as well as I
am its part and only in it I am – myself
the most.“
“I love the people in Belgrade.
Those who know how to listen and track
their own feelings, to be wayward and
warm, to become fateful friends and
fans, as well as worthy opponents and
fearless critics. Citizens of Belgrade
have that authentic feeling of freedom
and fairness that, in spite of numerous
hardships, still exists. Inhabitants
of
Belgrade
are
openhearted,
affectionate and beautiful, passionate
and never boring.“
Nevertheless, Belgrade has its
faults. What about them?
“I do not like chaos in Belgrade.
That chaos is the product of the
last years’ town-planning and traffic
expansion. Ten years ago I enjoyed
walking through the Vojvode Bogdana
Street where I live. Today this is
impossible. There are no more trees,
small crafts shops, no flowers, no air,
not an inch of free space – everything
is crammed with cars, buildings that
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are overlooking the street and taking
away the skies, nervous people who
do not recognize each other any
more panicking the other one will
strip them off that tiny space and
freedom left. Our space and time are
being jeopardized by the construction
greediness in Belgrade that severely
threatens to destroy the quality of
life completely.“
What was the way you have been
getting to know Belgrade, conquering
it and how do you see the contrasts
this city abounds with?
“The best way to get to know
Belgrade is through socializing with
people who love it. Belgrade is by
itself authentic and its own master.
What make me happy are its numerous
contrasts of various cultures and time
époques. If you go down the wide
and the longest Belgrade street,
the one with double lanes and tram
tracks in between, the capital’s King
Aleksandar Boulevard, starting from
the Smederevo road towards the
Serbian Parliament, you have the
feeling of going through several ages
by passing several kilometres: houses
that resemble the 19th century Serbia
next to the hypermodern structures.
Belgrade is also beautiful for it has
still not been infected too much with
globalization. I have nothing against
shops like ’Zara,’ ’Mango,’ ’Benetton,’
or MacDonald’s fast-food chains, but I
rather go to the shops and restaurants
where one can recognize creativity
and personal taste. Personality is
one of very important characteristics
of the Belgrade citizens and they
realize it through the well-developed
educational network of schools and
faculties, as well as interaction with
the cultural institutions and art
manifestations such as Bitef, Bemus
and the youngest among them,
Belgrade Dance Festival.“
“Everywhere and always in
Belgrade I feel fine. I feel the best
with my family and friends but the
same goes for the theatres I work in.
I am happy about the town-planning
and cultural revitalization of the
Crveni krst, rise of the Belgrade Drama
Theatre and my co-workers, new
plays done by my colleague directors
and new generation of actors. I have
good feeling when in the theatre, in
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the darkness behind the audience, I
feel that fluid that connects actors on
the stage and the audience. There,
sitting, are extremely different
social, educational and age categories
but all of them are equally fascinated
by the theatre miracle. I am currently
working on a very demanding musical
“Les Miserables“ by Alain Boublil
and Claude-Michel Schönberg in
Madlenianum that is a great challenge
and new experience. The troupe
consists of the people who are going to
help me make the play that will change
the principles and possibilities of the
musical theatre here. Good feeling and
mutual trust, accompanied by the hard
work, promise good result no matter
how complicated the task is.“
It seems that everybody in Belgrade
has his/her “own place“, public
or secret. What are your “sacred“
places?
“I prefer to go to all Belgrade
theatres, concerts held in ’Kolarac,’
and Belgrade Philharmonic, great jazz
in Save Center, paintings exhibitions
in Chaos Gallery. I frequent Belgrade
restaurants among which I would
single out ’Zaplet,’ ’Iguana,’ ’Madera,’
’Konoba’ under the Pancevo bridge.“
The Serbian capital has always
been open for strangers and it has been
easily and willingly communicating
with the world. What is the secret of
that easiness?
Belgrade is the city that has
different layers created over
the time. Discovering different
Belgrades in this contemporary one
makes the special experience for its
old-timers as well as for foreigners.
There are: Belgrade under Belgrade,
Celtic Belgrade, Roman Belgrade,
Serbian Belgrade, Ugric Belgrade,
Turkish Belgrade, Austrian Belgrade,
Jewish Belgrade, Greek-Tzintzar
Belgrade, Belgrade of Dositej
and Vuk, Belgrade of Saint Sava,
Belgrade of Crnjanski, Andric and
Pekic, Belgrade of those who were,
are and will yet to come.“
“The ideas of the Belgrade cultural
life are inseparably connected with
its Balkan roots and European goals.
Therefore in Belgrade you cannot feel
the division between their and our.
Foreigners have always been welcome
partners in Belgrade culture. Without
foreign support Belgrade Dance
Festival would have not been possible
and its citizens would have not had the
chance of seeing leading individuals
and troupes that represent all the
diversity of the contemporary dance
in the world. We had the pleasure to
see Nederlands Dans Teater, Cullberg
Ballet, national ballets from Madrid,
Prague, Athens, Sofia… We hope to
have such impulses and initiatives
in future, too. In spite of the facts
that our time is characteristic for
its extremely fast changes in almost
every sphere of life, changes that lead
to uncertainty, loss of orientation,
destabilization of moral norms and
cultural values, Belgrade culture,
with all its openness and vitality,
survives and remains reliable support
and beacon of our country’s European
perspective.“
Marina Djuraskovic
BRITISH INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL – EDUCATION RECOGNIZED IN 175 COUNTRIES
Our Students Become
the World Citizens
Upon schooling
completion
students receive
authentic British
diplomas as
if they were
educated in
England
Q
uality education is one of
the most important assets
of each person according
to contemporary needs.
Since
its foundation, British
International
School
enables
its students in Belgrade to
achieve qualifications recognized
everywhere in the world.
Ms. Aleksandra Keserovic, founder
and Principal of BIS, explains for
VOS Mediator that the BIS students
upon schooling completion receive
authentic British diplomas as if they
were educated in England.
“After the education completion
in our school, students get
diplomas that are recognized in 175
countries. Since our curriculum has
been formally recognized by the
British Ministry of Education and
the University of Cambridge, even
before the education completion
the student has the possibility
of continuing education in any
international school all over the
world. This is very important for
the diplomatic corpse members’ and
business people’s children who are in
the situation to change the place of
residence,“ explains Ms. Keserovic.
The British National Curriculum
guidelines in all subjects are followed
in the Primary BIS that is attended
by the children between 4 and 12,
and the Secondary School where the
students are from 12 to 18 years of age.
Besides, BIS enables Secondary School
students to attend classes that follow
the American curriculum that has
been worked out by the University of
Nebraska, USA. The whole curriculum
of this university is aimed at educating
the complete personality of the child,
from the emotional to the intellectual
aspects. Classes consisting of 15
students enable individual teachers’
and professors’ work with students.
“We are doing our best with each
and every child to recognize all the
virtues and talents, but also their
weaknesses. Our goal is for each child
to achieve his/her academic maximum.
British curriculum encourages student
to expand his/her creative and
critical thinking. In the achievement
tests we check what they have really
understood and what amount of the
knowledge they can apply in the real
life,“ informs us the BIS Principal.
Beside internationally recognized
knowledge, students in this school also
acquire flexibility and much better
understanding of other cultures.
“Our students become the world
citizens. Thanks to socializing with
the children from almost the whole
world they become more tolerant and
aware of other people’s problems.
The fact that in the Primary School
all the teachers come from the
English speaking area and that in
the Secondary School more than fifty
percent of them are English native
speakers surely contributes to the
international spirit of our school. Great
number of our students continues
education at the universities all over
Europe, some of them went to the USA
and Canada, and a smaller percent go
to the Serbian universities with the
necessary diploma validation, “says
Ms. Keserovic.
In the course of education, by
choosing optional subjects, with the
help of their teachers, students direct
their spheres of interest towards
further university studying. At the
recent BIS 10th anniversary also have
been present former students who
are at the universities or have already
completed the Law, Medicine, BusinessEconomy, Management, Linguistics,
Acting Studies…
N.R.
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BELGRADE RESTAURANTS - MADERA
Autumn
Culinary Magic
A
utumn has arrived into the
Belgrade restaurant “Madera“
garden. In the nearby park
paths covered with leaves
are the first sign for the summer
menu to be put aside and specialties
characteristic for colder months to
be offered to guests. Regulars know
dishes that the winter in the Serbian
traditional homes cannot be imagined
without have already been prepared.
First of all that is the sauerkraut
used for making salad and podvarak
– chopped sauerkraut browned in the
oven and served with roast meat. Also
unavoidable is ajvar that is, unlike
other Belgrade restaurants, made in
“Madera,“ on the spot.
Finally, with the first cold days
garden also closes its doors and guests
move into the big restaurant’s twolevel hall. “Madera“ has long-standing
tradition that can also be felt in the
calm beauty of each moment spent
here. As the restaurant’s manager
Mr. Nebojsa Dapcevic says, first-class
musicians, who change every night,
are responsible for atmosphere. Duet,
trio, violins, violoncello and guitars
discretely fit into the atmosphere.
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They play music that relaxes. And this
is the reason one should decide going
to a restaurant. But let’s abandon
ourselves to Mr. Dapcevic’s suggestions
and, to get started, have an appetizer
such as “Zakuska Madera,“ comprised
of fine local cheeses, smoked ham,
ham, kajmak… And then the main
course follows…
“If we are talking about
international cuisine, our foreign
guests preferably order beefsteak.
But if we have a chance to suggest
national cuisine specialties, especially
to those who are here for the first
time, then we offer unavoidable
dishes that have marked Serbian
kafanas since the 19th century till
today. Those are sarme, podvarak,
tripe with parmesan, i.e. skembici.
Twice a week ’Madera’ offers beans
prepared in various ways. This sure is
a special occasion and big reason to
come here since this dish has vanished
form the elite restaurants’ menus.“
Our collocutor says mulled wine
and cooked brandy were once much
sought for which is not the case any
more. Nevertheless, its important
place on the winter table have kept
pihtije that guests can have every
day till spring.
Fish is also very popular
especially during fast. “We adhere
to the mores and shortly before the
Christmas it is possible to order food
containing no fat and even bread
that is made in our bakery. For the
fish lovers we indeed have exquisite
offer – freshwater fish and the
smoked trout that is a hit. Saltwater
fish admirers can have sea perch,
dentex, salmon, tuna… everything
prepared in different ways.“
Mr. Dapcevic points out that some
things have changed in “Madera“
under the influence of new customs.
Guests stopped asking for ample
meals. Instead, they ask for less
but high quality food. Practices that
are not usual for standard Belgrade
restaurants have been changing in
other spheres, too. It has become
customary to have a glass of wine
or a Cuban cigar after lunch or
dinner. Novelty is also business lunch
between noon and 2 p.m. when
business people frequent the place.
They have small meals and rarely
consume alcohol drinks.
MONEY TIME MACHINE – NATIONAL BANK OF SERBIA
The First Dinar Forged
in Silver in 1875
Since the middle 19th century Serbia used foreign
countries money, mostly Turkish, Dubrovnik’s,
Venetian, Austrian, Ugric, and also that time
European monarchies’ ones
T
he National Bank of Serbia
Visitor Center has won the
annual Project of the Year
award given by the National
Committee of the International
Council of Museums (ICOM).
Visitor Center Project consists of
exhibition-related and educational
activities that make a unique museum
project. Opening its doors to the
widest public, the National Bank of
Serbia through its standing exhibition
“Money in the Territory of Serbia“ has
enabled its visitors to overview the
money in use in the territory of Serbia
from the time of its first appearance
to the current monetary issues and
enjoy in the ambience of one of the
most beautiful buildings in Belgrade,
dating from the 19th century, says the
citation accompanying the award of
the National Committee.
The
National
Bank
palace,
located in 12, Kralja Petra Street,
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is an architectural value of the city.
According to some experts, this is
the best realization of the Serbian
academic architecture and belongs
to the most monumental palaces
constructed in Belgrade. It was
built in 1890 and reconstructed and
structurally extended in 1922 and 1925.
The architect who originally designed
the blueprint of the building and was
entrusted with the task of extending
the structure of the building was Mr.
Konstantin A. Jovanovic, who also
worked out blueprint for the interior
design as well as all the details, doors,
windows, decorations and furniture. The
National Bank palace with its complete
architectural design and inventory was
declared the Serbian cultural monument
of high importance.
The pride of the older part of the
building are the massive and elaborately
decorated chandeliers and the sculptor
Djordje Jovanovic’s gilded woman’s
bust personifying Serbia that is proudly
placed on the gallery overlooking the
shell shaped main stairs. The newer
part that is dominated by the big
window-hall has the same style of rich
decorations. The interior space abounds
in artistic handicrafts made in wood,
stone, cast and wrought iron.
In July 2004, on the occasion of the
120th anniversary of the National Bank
of Serbia, the window-hall has been
enriched with the standing exhibition
“Money at the Territory of Serbia“.
Ms. Vesna Kovac, independent expertassociate in the NBS Information Center,
points out:
“By exhibiting the chosen examples
from the National Bank of Serbia’s
numismatic collection we have shown
main flows of money at our territory. It
is important to know that the Serbian
territory through centuries was the
space where numerous intensive
historical events took place that had
impact on the money circulating in
that area.“
The best proof is the following: in
historical view, Serbia had no national
legal tender and as many as 43 foreign
currencies were in circulation.
“The standing exhibition offers
the overview of the money in use in
the territory of Serbia from the time
of its first appearance to the current
monetary issues.“
Following this conception, money
has been exhibited in several groups:
money of antiquity, medieval money,
money of the new era, and national
currency in the re-established Serbia…
The oldest National Bank money
exhibited dates back to the 4th
century BC. It was coined by the
Greek city-states and their findings
at the territory of Serbia are the
proof of the commercial contacts
between the civilized Greeks and the
barbaric tribes located in the Balkans
area. Among the exhibits particular
attention by their beauty attract the
coins of the city-state of Athens and
the Hellenistic Macedonian rulers
Philip II and Alexander the Great.
Roman money also belongs to the
antique money. Its presence in this
area is quite understandable since
at the beginning of the 1st century
AD almost the whole territory of
present-day Serbia was included into
the mighty Roman Empire. Therefore
the Roman money, coined in gold,
silver and bronze, became a part of
everyday life of the citizens living on
the conquered territories of Serbia.
The Roman Republic coined its famous
silver money – denar (denarius, in
Latin) that is exceptional. The obverse
of Roman coins always depicts the
effigy of a ruler or member of the
ruling family, while mythological and
historical scenes are represented on
the reverse.
Medieval money is characterized
by the presence of Byzantine money
in the territory of present-day Serbia
from the 5th to the 13th century. In an
iconographic sense, Byzantine money
with images of rulers and saints,
most often Christ, conveys the main
message of the unity of the divine and
temporal power.
The tradition of coining money
in the medieval Serbian state began
in the 13th century. This is the period
when King Stefan Radoslav’s silver
and copper coins were forged after
the ones that had made Byzantine
emperors. Money from the time of
the Kingdom comprises money coined
by King Stefan Dragutin and other
rulers, while the Imperial period is
represented by numerous issues of
Emperor Dusan. Emperor Dusan’s
“coronation dinar“ stands out by its
importance and beauty.
Until the mid-19th century the money
used in the territory of today’s Serbia
was that of foreign countries, mostly
Turkey, but also Dubrovnik, Venice,
Austria, Hungary and other European
monarchies. On the Turkish money
(Serbia was five centuries under the
Turkish rule), in accordance with the
Islamic tradition, predominate sultans’
ornaments and monograms. Austrian
and Hungarian money are characterized
by multitude of unusual denominations
and numerous nominal values.
During the reign of Prince Mihailo,
more than four centuries after the last
Serbian money was coined, the first
copper coins were minted in the reestablished Serbia. It was in 1868. The
first silver coins were struck in 1875,
when the national currency – the dinar
– was introduced. At the 1878 Berlin
Congress Serbia’s full independence
was formalized. A year later, in 1879,
the first gold coins of 20 dinars were
issued so that Serbia completely
fitted into the Latin Monetary Union’s
monetary standards and its money
was exchanged in equal parity for the
currency of the European monetary
union’s state members.
The issuing of paper money began
with the foundation of the Privileged
National Bank of the Kingdom of
Serbia in 1884, when the first Serbian
banknote was printed. Until 1918
the National Bank of the Kingdom of
Serbia issued nine paper banknotes,
the three of which were payable in
gold and six in silver. It is interesting
that those banknotes were printed in
France and in Belgium and that the
wording on them was in Serbian and
French, the then diplomatic language
of Europe. Female figure dominated
on them, personifying Serbia and
other images expressed local Serbian
characteristics – from girls in national
costumes to illustrations of the main
branches of the then Serbian economy:
handicraft trade, agriculture and
cattle-breeding.
The need for the “money factory“
was realized only in 1929 when
the Printing Works in the Belgrade
neighbourhood
Topcider
started
operating after the French Works
technology. The first issues with the
reading “The Kingdom of Yugoslavia“
and the date of issue December 1,
1929 were the banknotes of 10 and
100 dinars (100 of each). During
the audience, on January 17, 1931,
according to tradition, the Governor
Mr. Ignjat Bajloni, before putting
them into circulation, handed them
to His Majesty.
Z. S.
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i
FACULTY OF REAL ESTATE MANAGEMENT, UNION UNIVERSITY BELGRADE
nvestment in Future
The curricula of the Faculty of Real Estate Management
are made according to the ones of the leading educational
institutions for Real Estate Management in Europe and
the USA and therefore they make possible acquiring
contemporary knowledge in this sphere
D
uring the last several years in
Serbia has been obvious large
increase of the investment
activities in the sphere of
the real estate thanks to the greater
attractiveness of the Serbian market
for the foreign investment groups and
funds. Especially dynamic investment
activity has been going on in Belgrade
that is to become the logistic regional
centre for the South-East Europe in
the near future. As a consequence of
the increased interest and need for
residential and business space that
meet the world standards, there is an
array of leading companies in Belgrade
and Serbia that are dealing in planning,
financing, development, maintenance
and management of the real estate.
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The curricula of the Faculty of
Real Estate Management are made
according to the ones of the leading
educational institutions for Real
Estate Management in Europe and
the USA and therefore they make
possible
acquiring
contemporary
knowledge in this sphere. Upon the
completion of studying, planning,
development, maintenance and real
estate management can be done in
competent and high-quality manner.
At the Faculty of Real Estate
Management it is believed that, after
careful analysis, the future students
will choose some of the offered
curricula as a basis of the business
career in the real estate sphere that
is one of the best paid occupations in
Europe and the USA. Thanks to all the
business possibilities and perspective
that it offers to its students, the logo
of the Faculty is, REALIZE THE VISION
OF THE SUCCESSFUL DEALINGS.
“Construction sites as well as the
structures that are being built are the
Professor Dr. Zoran Cekic,
Dean of the Faculty of
Real Estate Management.
deficient resource that makes them
valuable at the market. Therefore the
real estate cannot be considered the
necessary business resource alone,
but also the kind of investment or
investment option for each business
system that owns or realizes them. On
the other hand, real estate are one of
the key corporative resources because
of which the real estate management
is one of the critical factors of business
organizations’ success and survival,“
explains Professor Dr. Zoran Cekic,
Dean of the Faculty of Real Estate
Management.
The Faculty is in the process of
establishing cooperation with the
leading centre for the Real Estate
Management
located
in
Great
Britain. The Faculty of Real Estate
Management plans and curricula are
adjusted to the Bologna Declaration
and the Law on the University
Education of the Republic of Serbia.
Student can opt to study one of
the curricula that comprise of the
three main phases of the real estate
development life-cycles: finances and
investments in real estate, landscape
planning and real estate development,
as well as management and real estate
maintenance.
I CURRICULUM – FINANCES AND
INVESTMENTS IN REAL ESTATE
II CURRICULUM – LANDSCAPE
PLANNING AND REAL ESTATE
DEVELOPMENT
III CURRICULUM – MANAGEMENT AND
REAL ESTATE MAINTENANCE
If you are interested in the
investments and finances and also
real estate career, this curriculum is
made for you. Students focus their
attention to the sphere of investments
and finances having in mind even
broader real estate development
and management concept as an
environment where the investments
are realized. Students develop real
estate understanding as an investment
form, as well as the way they can
be compared with other investment
options, such as securities. Students
of this curriculum get job in financial
institutions and consulting companies
that are doing business in the sphere
of real estate management.
This curriculum examines social
aspects and impacts of the environment
on the real estate development,
bringing them in accordance with
the needs of market, landscape
planners and managers responsible
for real estate development. It
offers knowledge on the real estate
development and management, as
well as the landscape planning and city
planning. Students of this curriculum
get jobs in companies that realize
investment projects in real estate,
consulting companies that offer
services in the real estate investment
projects realization, as well as in the
government administration working on
landscape planning and city planning.
This curriculum deals with the
real estate corporative management
and real estate maintenance. It
offers knowledge of the real estate
corporative finances and corporative
management, as well as the main
techniques in the sphere of technical
and investment maintenance of the
real estate. Students of this curriculum
get jobs in companies that have great
amount of the real estate that need
maintenance and that have to be
managed in optimal way, consulting
companies that offer services in the
sphere of the real estate corporative
management and companies that
deal in businesses of technical and
investment real estate maintenance.
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SERBIAN MOUNTAINS
Mountains in Serbia owe their beauty and richness
to large deciduous and evergreen forests, meadows,
and pastures, their moderate height and ideal
conditions for resting, sports and recreation, both
in summer and winter. Many mountains in Serbia are
well-known climatic treatment centers, and some of
them have been declared national parks.
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KOPAONIK
The highest mountain in Serbia,
Kopaonik, is a mountain massif
covered by thick coniferous and
deciduous forests, about 120 km
long and about 60 km wide. It rises
above the valleys of the rivers Lab,
Sitnica, Ibar, Josanica, Rasina and
Toplica. Its highest peak is Pančićev
Vrh (2017 m). Kopaonik is also the
largest and best known tourist and
ski center in Serbia. Owing to its
precious assets it has been declared
a Nationaln Park. This giant mountain
of immense beauty and unlimited
natural richness is a favorite holiday,
recreation and sports resort, which is
equally attractive in the summer or
in the winter. With almost 200 sunny
days and about 160 days with snow,
it is one of the most outstanding
ski centers. Skiing tracks are at an
altitude of between 1650 m and 2017
m. With its 60 km of primed Alpine
tracks and 20 km of Nordic tracks,
a network of 21 funiculars and ski
lifts and 4 children’s elevators, it
can host all categories of skiers.
The overall length of its ski lifts,
functioning as an integrated system,
is 17,722 m. Thanks to its excellent
tourist infrastructure, Kopaonik has
frequently been the venue of local
and international congresses.
ZLATIBOR
Mt. Zlatibor is a gently rolling
highland with endless pastures and
fragrant meadows. It covers the area
between the rivers Rzava, Djetinja,
Uvac and Mt. Tara. It is 230 km
away from Belgrade. This location
has been known as a climatic spa
due to its favorable environmental
conditions with a large number of
sunny days. Mt. Zlatibor has good
hotel facilities ranking it among the
best congress tourist destinations
in Serbia.
TARA
Tara National Park covers an area of
19.200 hectares and includes Mt. Tara
and the Mt. Zvezda and the canyon
of the river Drina. The presence of
a well preserved forest eco-system
makes Mt. Tara one of significant
environmental areas in Europe. More
than 1000 plant species have been
identified in the Tara area, as well as
35 forest and 9 meadow associations.
Mt. Tara is the original habitat of the
famous Pančić’s spruce.
DIVCIBARE
Divcibare is a locality on Mt. Maljen,
at an altitude of 980 m above sea level.
Due to its favorable climatic conditions
it has been declared a climatic resort.
It has a rich flora and fauna and an
abundance of streams which, together
with the favorable configuration of
the terrain, make Divcibare a pleasant
holiday resort at any time of the year.
PRESENTING “ALEKSANDAR PALAS“ CATERING COMPLEX
All the Senses Are Filled in
the Restaurants
“Kraljevina“ and “Que Pasa“
Professional skill, kindness, tolerance and discreet help
offered to each and every guest in order to discover the
essence of finding pleasure in food and drinks
I
n the elite Kralja Petra Street
settled is the “Aleksandar
Palas“ catering complex with
two restaurants in front and
an apartment hotel. “Kraljevina“
restaurant offers national cuisine
specialties, and the other one,
“Que Pasa,“ the international ones.
Besides the highest quality service,
spectacular menus, rich offer of
drinks and pastry delights that can
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be found in this beautiful, classic, old
building constructed back in 1887,
we also have the pleasure of meeting
the people who have acquired their
catering trade knowledge in the most
exclusive places in the world.
The genuine pearl among them is
our collocutor, Mr. Stevan Rajta. As the
General Manager, Mr. Rajta’s job is to
organize all the chores in this catering
complex in order to satisfy every guest.
His biography is really rich. He has
sailed eleven times round the globe in
luxurious big world companies’ ships.
Among his guests there were Bill Gates,
Sofia Loren, Lawrence Eagleburger, and
many rich entrepreneurs and bankers.
He returned to Serbia and brought his
great knowledge, before all in the
wine domain where he has become
the Serbian Sommeliers Association
President. As the wine connoisseurs,
General Manager, Mr. Stevan Rajta
sommeliers also have international association and organize
competitions where Mr. Rajta was present, too.
“I have attended competitions in Rheims and Paris and
acquired good results. I can boast of tasting many wines of
various ages in my career, but the oldest dated from the
19th and the beginning of the 20th century which was an
extreme pleasure for me. In order to do this job I had to
adapt my life style, and before all the food I take so that
all the exquisite features of senses could be kept intact.
I regard wine as food and therefore a source of possible
delight. To make the pleasure complete you also need
selected food and dessert, and yet refined sorts of tobacco
that we offer to our guests. My job, as well as pleasure,
is to recommend our guests the best combination of food
and drinks they could enjoy in according to an occasion and
their wishes.“
While talking to the man who has been sailing the world
for fourteen years and working in all the big Centers that
are setting the trends in the catering sphere, he once
again brings the talk back to the guests and his wish for
the restaurant to be the place for great and authentic
pleasures. Therefore he describes unusually big offer of
coffees of different tastes, liquors and soft drinks,
delicious dishes that you can get in the “Aleksandar
Palas“ complex restaurants. The “Que Pasa“ restaurant
is frequented by the Latin American guests who are
attracted by its name that translates “What’s new?“ And
there is always something new - all the numerous kinds
of ice-cream made according to the Italian recipes,
French confectioner cakes, various sweet sauces and
dressings…
Mr. Rajta says that was just a part of the story.
“Behind all this there is completely different approach
that we have in ’Aleksandar Palas.’ This, beside professional
skill, includes kindness, tolerance and discreet help that
we offer to each and every guest in order to discover the
essence of finding pleasure in food and drinks.“
V. M.
CITY WELLNESS
38-40, Kraljice Natalije St. (Narodnog fronta)
11000 Belgrade
Tel 011 268 6 268
Mob 065 268 6 268
Fax 011 268 6 468
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday:
Saturday and Sunday: I
of total relaxation. A leading idea is to
help you to «invest» in your wellbeing
and health, which is something you
have put a side for a while, due to the
speedy lifestyle nowdays.
City Wellness (600 sq.m.) located
in the very center of Belgrade offers
you the opportunity to revitalize your
mind, soul and body and enjoy moments
The fitness zone is provided
with the top quality «Technogym»
equipment for cardio training, workout
on the ultimate line «Selecton» by
«Technogym», as well as for personal
trainings assisted by a qualified
trainer. The gym is equipped with
f you get to the point where you
can easily accomplish whatever
you want, manage your stress
well, enjoy food, instead of
obsessing about food and your working
out becomes an integral part of your
life, then you can say that you have
reached «wellness».
07:30 – 23:00 h
09:00 – 21:00 h
accessories for group workout held by
our Yoga, Pilates and T.A.G. trainers.
The acqua zone has a swimming
pool equipped with Swim Jet System
allowing for constant distance swimming
against a powerful water flow, Steam
bath, Finish sauna, whirlpool bathtub
and various types of hand massage.
Come and visit us in the City
Wellness and rid yourself of daily
monotony, hard work and problems!
Belgrade
Guide
EMBASSIES
ALBANIA
Bulevar Kneza Aleksandra
Karadjordjevica 25A
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 30-66-642
ALGERIA
Maglajska 26b
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 367-1211
ANGOLA
Vase Pelagica 32
11000 Beograd
tel: (011)3690-241
3693-270
ARGENTINA
Knez Mihailova 24/I
11000 Beograd
tel: (011)2621-550
AUSTRALIA
Cika Ljubina 13
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 330-34-00
AUSTRIA
Kneza Sime Markovica 2
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3031-956
BELGIUM
Krunska 18
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3230-018
BELARUS
Deligradska 13
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3616-938
BOLIVIA
Slobodana Jovanovica 23
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 2757-819
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
Krunska 9
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 324-1170
60
BRASIL
Krunska 14,
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 323-9781
BULGARIA
Bircaninova 26
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 361-3980
CZECH REPUBLIC
Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 22
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 323-0133
CHILE
Tomasa Jeza 16-20
11000 Beograd
tel: 011) 459-974
CROATIA
Kneza Milosa 62, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 361-0535
CANADA
Kneza Milosa 75, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 306-3000
CHINA
Augusta Cesarca 2V
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3695-057
CYPRUS
Diplomatska kolonija 9
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 367-2-909
CONGO
Moravska 5
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 344-6431
CUBA
Ljube Jovanovica 9b
1000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3692-441
DENMARK
Neznanog junaka 9a
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 367-0443
EGYPT
Andre Nikolica 12
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 2650-585
ECUADOR
Granicarska 8/III
11000 Beograd
tel: 011) 344-0135
FINLAND
Bircaninova 29
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3065-400
FRANCE
Pariska 11
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3023-500
GABON
Takovska 20, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 32-33-882
GHANA
Ognjena Price 50, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 344-0856
GERMANY
Kneza Milosa 74-76, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3064-300
Conzular Section –
Bircaninova 19a
tel: (011)3064-400
GREECE
Francuska 33, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 322-6523
GUINEE
Ohridska 4, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 34-44-840
HUNGARY
Krunska 72, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 244-0472
INDIA
Ljutice Bogdana 8
11040 Beograd
tel: (011) 2664-127
2661-034
information
EMBASSIES
INDONESIA
Bulevar kneza Aleksandra
Karadjordjevica 18
11040 Beograd
Tel: (011) 367-4062
367-2984
IRAQ
Neznanog junaka 27a
11000 Beograd
IRAN
ADRESS: Ljutice Bogdana 40
11000 Beograd
tel: (011)3674-360
IRELAND
Zadarska 2/II
Kosancicev venac 2/III
11000 Beograd
tel: ( 011)638 691
ITALIA
Bircaninova 11
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3066-100
ISRAEL
Bulevar mira 47, 1000 Beograd
tel: (011) 367-24-00
JAPAN
Vladimira Popovica 6
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 301-2800
DPR KOREA
Dr. Milutina Ivkovica 9
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 668-739
KOREA REPUBLIC
Uzicka32
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 367-4225
LEBANON
Diplomatska kolonija 5
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3675-153
LIBYA
Sime Lozanica 8
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 2663-445
HOLY SEE
Svetog Save 24, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3085-216
MACEDONIA
Gospodar Jevremova 34
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 328-49-24
MALAYSIA
Krajiska 2
11040 Beograd
tel: (011) 2662-736
MALTA
Visegradska 23/2
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3621-275
MOROCCO
Sanje Zivanovic 4
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 369-02-88
MEXICO
Ljutice Bogdana 5, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3674-170
MYANMAR
Kneza Milosa 72, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 361-7165
NAMIBIA
Boska Buhe 220
P.O. Box 48
11306 Grocka, Beograd
tel: 063/ 1111-405
NETHERLANDS
Simina 29,
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 202-3900
NORWAY
Uzcka 43, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 367-0404
PAKISTAN
Bulevar mira 62, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 2661-676
PALESTINE
Maglajska 14, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3671-407
PERU
Dragoslava Jovanovica 13/6
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 322-8694
PHILLIPINES
Zidarska 8 II/22
11000 Beograd
tel: 381 63 356 320
POLAND
Kneza Milosa 38
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 2065-301
PORTUGAL
Vladimira Gacinovica 4
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 2662-895
ROMANIA
Kneza Milosa 70
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 361-8327
RUSSIA
Deligradska 32
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 361-1323
SAN MARINO
Terazije 10/I, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 361-3757
SEYCHELLES
Beogradskog bataljona 42
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3547-309
SLOVAK REPUBLIC
Bulevar umetnosti 18
11070 Beograd
tel: (011) 22-23-800
SLOVENIA
Zmaj Jovina 33a, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 328-4458
SPAIN
Prote Mateje 45, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 344-0231
SRI LANKA
Zanke Stokic 21
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 369-0245
SWITZERLAND
Bircaninova 27, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3065-820
SWEDEN
Ledi Pedzet 2, 11040 Beograd
tel: (011) 20-69-200
TUNISIA
Vase Pelagica 19, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3691-961
TURKEY
Krunska 1, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 333-24-00
USA
Kneza Milosa 50, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 361-9344
UKRAINE
Bulevar oslobodjenja 87
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 397-8987
URUGUAY
Malatova 12, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 54 54 55
UNITED KINGDOM
Resavska 46
11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 2645-055
VATIKAN
Svetog Save 24, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 3085-356
ZAIR
Nemanjina 21/3, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 661-188
ZIMBABVE
Tolstojeva 51, 11000 Beograd
tel: (011) 664-731
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Belgrade
Guide
HOTELS
ALEKSANDAR PALAS*****
www.aleksandarpalas.com
Kralja Petra 13-15
tel: 3305 300,
tel: 3305 326
ASTORIJA***
www.astoria.co.yu
Milovana Milovanovica
tel: 3605-100
BALKAN****
Prizrenska 2
tel: 011/36-36-000
BEST WESTERN
HOTEL SUMADIJA****
www.hotelsumadija.com
Sumadijski trg 8
tel: 3054 100
BRISTOL*
Karadjordjeva 50
tel: 2631 895
EXCELSIOR**
Kneza Milosa 5
tel: 323 1381
GARNI HOTel SPLENDID***
www.splendid.co.yu,
Dvorska 5
tel: 323 54 44
HOTel M****
www.hotel-m.com
Bulevar JNA 56a
tel: 309 0401
HOTel N**
www.hotel-n.co.yu
Bilecka 57
tel: 3972 183
HOTel IN****
Bulevar Arsenija Carnojevica
tel: 3105 300
HYATT REGENCY*****
belgrade.regency.hyatt.com
Milentija Popovica 5
tel: 301 1234
62
INTERCONTINENTAL*****
www.ichbg.com
Vladimira Popovica 10
tel: 220 4204
KASINA***
kasina.starigrad.co.yu
Terazije 25
tel: 323 5574
LAV**
Cara Dusana 240
tel: 3163 289
LE PETIT PIAF***
www.petitpiaf.com
Skadarska 34,
tel: 303 5252
MAJESTIC****
www.majestic.co.yu
Obilicev venac 28
tel: 328 5777
METROPOL***
www.hotelmetropol.co.yu
Bulevar kralja
Aleksandra 69
tel: 323 70 46
MOSKVA****
Balkanska 1
tel: 268 6255
NACIONAL***
Autoput 5
tel: 260 1156
PALACE
www.palacehotel:co.yu
Toplicin venac 23
tel: 218 5585
Park***
Njegoseva 4
tel: 364 03 93
POSTA**
Savska 3
tel: 361 4260
PRAG ***
www.hotelprag.co.yu
Kraljice Natalije 27
tel: 361 0422
PUTNIK**
Palmira Toljatija 9
tel: 2697 221
REX***
www.hotelrex-belgrade.com
Sarajevska 37
tel: 361 1862
ROYAL***
www.hotelroyal.co.yu/
Kralja Petra I 56
tel: 2634 222
SKALA***
Bezanijska 3
Zemun
tel: 3075 032
SLAVIJA A**
www.slavijahotel:com
Svetog Save 1
tel: 2450 842
SLAVIJA LUX****
Svetog Save 2
tel: 245 0842
SRBIJA**
www.hotelsrbija.com/
Ustanicka 127c
tel: 289 0404
TAS**
Beogradska 71
tel: 324 3508
TRIM**
Adress: Kneza Viseslava 72
tel: 354 0669
UNION ***
www.hotelunionbelgrade.com/
Kosovska 11
tel: 324 8022
ZLATNIK*****
Slavonska 26
tel: 316 7511
Belgrade
Guide
RESTAURANTS
Argentina, Ugrinovacka 227
tel: 193-146
Atlantida, Bulevar Lenjina 165a
tel: 147-504, wh 08.00-02.00h
Atol, Bulevar Vojvode Misica 14
tel: 655-490, wh 10.00-23.00h
Avala, Ljutice Bogdana 24 ,Tel: 663-751
wh 9.00- 24.00h
Avalski Drum, Bulevar JNA 341
tel: 467-902, wh 7.00-22.00h
Banija, 29.novembra 52, tel: 341-155
wh 7.00-23.00h
Bask, Bulevar Vojvode Misica 24
tel:557-732, wh 9.00-23.00h
BMX, Dinarska 14, tel: 648-194
Biser, Palisadska 9, tel: 512-697
wh 7.00-24.00h
Bosna, Majke Jevrosime 45,
tel: 322-8316, wh 8.00-24.00h
Casablanca, Maksima Gorkog 52
tel 459-039, wh 8.00-24.00h
Desetka, Vojvode Stepe 263
tel: 493-275, wh 7.00-22.00h
Devetka, Kneza Viseslava 25
tel: 559-783, wh 8.00- 24.00h
Dom Lovaca, A. Nenadovica 19
tel:436-128, wh 8.00-24.00h
Domovina, Bulevar Revolucije 78
tel: 430-659, wh 7.00-23.00h
Dusanov grad, Terazije 4
tel: 686-169, wh 9 - 23h
Dva bela goluba, 29. novembra 3
tel: 323-9079, wh 9.00- 01.00h
Dva jelena, Skadarska 32, tel: 323-4885
wh 11.00 – 01.00h
23, Bulevar Lenjina 6
tel:626-666
Djordje, Sekspirova 29
www.restorandjordje.co.yu
tel: 266 06 84
Filmski Grad, Kneza Viseslava 88
tel: 559-180
Fontana, Otona Zupancica 1
tel: 601-623, wh 8.00-23.00h
Gaj, Vojvode Stepe 571, tel: 460-602
wh 9.00-22.00h
Golf, Kneza Viseslava 23, Tel: 554-348
wh8 .00-24.00h
Grcka kraljica, Knez Mihailova 51
tel: 638-963, wh 8.00- 24.00h
Grmec, Makedonska 32, tel: 322-7874
Hajduk, Milana Rakica 48, tel: 411-659
Ima dana, Skadarska 38 ,tel: 323-4422
wh 9.00 – 01.00h
Kalemegdanska terrace ,
Mali Kalemegdan bb
tel: 328-2727, wh od 11.00- 01.00h
Kalenic, Save Kovacevica 2, tel 450-666
Knez, Kneza Sime Markovica 10
tel: 635-160, wh od 12.00- 01.00h
Kolarac, Knez Mihailova 46,
tel: 2638-972, wh: 8.00- 24.00h
Kosuta, Pionirska 32, Tel: 662-969
wh. 9.00-23.00h
Kovac, Bulevar JNA 221, Tel: 462-343
Lipov lad, Bulevar Revolucije 43,
tel: 331-332, wh 9.00-23.00h
Madera, Bulevar Revolucije 43,
tel:324 71 48, wh 8.00-24.00
Mihailovac, Pozeska 31, tel:555-458,
wh 8.00-01.00h
Milosev konak, Topcider 1, Tel: 663-146
wh 9.00- 24.00h
Mornar, Decanska 2, tel:335-514,
wh 8.00-24.00h
Orac, Makenzijeva 81, Tel: 4440-507
Park, Pariska 20, tel:621-636
Pastuv, Pastoviceva 2, Beogradski
Hipodrom, Tel: 3548 - 058, 3548 - 059
Pod lipom, Makedonska 44, tel:322-1312
Prolece, Vuka Karadzica 11, Tel: 635-436
wh 8.00- 23.00h
Ruski car, Obilicev venac 29, Tel: 2633-992
San Marino, 29. novembra 68a, tel: 763-333
Sloboda, Nemanjina 38, tel:643-342
Sinatra, Brace Jugovica 3, tel: 622-146
Sport, Vojvode Stepe 1, tel: 462-335
Srpska kafana, Lole Ribara 25, 347-197
Sesir moj, Skadarska 21, tel: 322-8750
Sindjelic, Vojislava Ilica 86, Tel: 412-297
Skadarlija, Cetinjska 17, tel: 323-4983
Sunce, Decanska 1, tel: 324-8474
Tabor, Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 348
tel: 412-464
Tri sesira, Adresa: Skadarska 29
tel: 324-7501, wh 11.00 - 01.00h
Restoran Zlatar,
www.restoran-zlatar.co.yu
tel:208-4640, 754-651
Zlatni bokal, Skadarska 26, tel: 323-4834
Zlatni opanak, Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 119
tel: 401-645
Zlatnik, Slavonska 26, Zemun, tel: 2101-365
FISH RESTAURANTS
Bled, Budimska 2, tel: 3233-605,
wh 9.00- 23.00h
Gusti Mora, Radnicka 27, tel:355-1268
Langust, Kosancicev venac 29,
tel:3283-680
Klub Taverna, Zmaj Jovina 9,
tel: 065/633-5353, wh 10.00-01.00h
Marinada, Savski nasip 7,
tel:2158-331, wh 10.00-1.00h (Live Music)
Oktopus, Brace Krsmanovic 3,
tel: 2622-509, wh 11.00-24.00h
Oskar, Brace Baruh 6, tel:2184-726
Porto, Francuska 52, tel: 322-5624
Wh 12.00-1.00h
Reka, Kej oslobodjenja 73b,
tel: 611-625, wh 12.00-02.00h (Live Music)
Sharan, Kej Oslobodjenja 53,
tel: 618-235, wh 11.00-24.00h (Live Music)
Tramontana
Kraljice Katarine 26, tel: 3542-237
Belgrade
Guide
RESTAURANTS
ITALIAN CUISINE
Absinthe (Italian & French Cuisine)
Kralja Milutina 33, tel: 3240 260
Wh 09.00-01.00
Alo Alo, Misarska 6, tel: 324-6974
Wh 10.00-24.00h
Atos, Bulevar Arsenija Carnojevica 95
tel: 3114 427
Bella Italia - Kod Garica
Bulevar Arsenija Carnojevica 95
tel: 3113 778, Wh 11.00-24.00h
Bella Napoli, Zmaj Jovina 35, Zemun
tel: 2198-162,Wh 12.00-24.00h
closed on monday
www.Bellanapoli.Co.Yu
Cappuccino, Makedonska 30 tel: 3373 257
Casa Nova, Gospodar Jovanova 42a
tel:3036-868, Wh 11.00-24.00h
Cinecitta, Kneza Viseslava 88,
tel: 3544-967, wh 12.00-24.00h
Dante, Strahinjica Bana 57a
tel: 3284-776, Wh 9.00-2.00h
Djeppeto, Svetotrojcina 22
tel: 3076 727
Duomo, Strahinjica Bana 66a
tel: +381 11 3036 076
Il Borghetto, Skadarska 11
tel: 3242 940
Ipanema, Strahinjica Bana 68,
tel: 3283-069, Wh 9.00-01.00h,
On Sunday 12.00-24.00h
Freska, Vuka Karadzica 12
tel: 3284-879, Wh 9.00-01.00h
Guli, Skadarska 13, tel: 3237-204,
Wh 12.00-23.00h
Kapric, Kralja Petra 44
tel: 2625-930, Wh 12.00-23.00h
Kosava, Kralja Petra 36
tel: 2627-344, Wh 12.00-1.00h
Mamma Mia, Resavska 70
tel: 2687-683, Wh 8.00-24.00h
64
Mon Cheri (Italian & French Cuisine)
Dobracina 42, tel: 2621 753
Wh 12.00-24.00, Sun 12.00-18.00
Opera, Obilicev Venac 30, tel: 3036-200
Wh 10.00-24.00h
Ottimo, Studentski Trg 10,
tel: 3286-454, Wh 9.00-24.00h
Pane E Vino, Dobracina 6,
tel: 3036-011, Wh 11.00-23.00h
Closed On Sunday
Pietro Dell’oro, Trnska 2, tel: 3447-700
Wh 9.00-1.00h
Pizza Hut, Makedonska 44,
tel: 3243-255, Wh 11.00-24.00h
Putujuci Glumac, Gospodar Jevremova 65,
tel:3341-024, Wh 9.00-02.00h
Royal Knez, Kneza Sime Markovica 10,
tel: 635-160, Wh 12.00-24.00h
Sansa, (Italian & Mediterranean Cuisine)
Tasmajdan Park Bb, tel: 3223 563
Trag, Djordja Jovanovica 2,
tel: 3227-495,Wh 11.00-2.00h
Trac, Milesevska 39
tel: 3447 000, Wh 09.00-24.00h
Villa Club 69 (Italian & French Cuisine)
Krunska 69, tel: 3442-656,
Wh 12.00-24.00
Verdi, Terazije 5, tel: 3222 401
Campo De Fiori, Dubrovacka 10
tel: 613 948
MEDITERRANEAN CUISINE
Langouste, Kosancicev Venac 29,
tel: 3283-680
Lavergna, Njegoseva 28a, tel:3085-569
Lava Bar, Kneza Milosha 77, tel: 3610-525,
Wh 10.00-01.00h
Na dnu mora, Dobracina 30, tel:2625-869
Pane E Vino, Dobracina 6,
tel: 3036-011, Wh 11.00-23.00h,
Closed on Sunday
Resava, Resavska 24
tel: 3233-192
Wh 12.00-24.00h
TOURIST INFORMATION CENTERS
Terazije underground passage
By Albania Tower,
tel:635-622,
wh: 9-20h weekdays,
Sat 9-17h, Sun 10-16h
Makedonska 5
tel:3343-460,
wh 9-21h weekdays,
Sat 9-17h, Sun 10-16h
Nikola Tesla Airport
tel:2097-638, wh 9-20h,
Sat 9-17h, Sun 10-16h
Central Railway Station
tel:3612-732,
wh 9-20h weekdays, Sat 9-17h,
Closed on Sundays
Information Center Zemun
Zmaj Jovina 14, tel: 192-094
TOS-Information Center
Decanska 8a, tel: 3230-566,
Wh 9.30-21.00h weekdays,
Sat-Sun 9.30-17.00h
www.serbia-tourism.org
GENERAL INFORMATION
tel: 635-622
www.tob.co.yu
EXHIBITION GALERIES
ART PAVILION
CVIJETA ZUZORIC
Mali Kalemegdan 1
tel. 2622-281
GALLERY SANU
SERBIAN ACADEMY
OF ARTS & SCIENCES
information
Knez Mihailova 35
tel: 3342-400
DOM OMLADINE
Makedonska 22
tel: 324-8335
FRESCO GALLERY
Cara Urosa 20
tel: 2621-491
GRAFICKI KOLEKTIV
Obilicev venac 27
tel: 2627-785
www.grafkol.co.yu
GALLERY HAOS
Cara Lazara 12
tel: 2627-497
NEW MOMENT IDEAS
www.newmoment.com/
newmoment.html
Hilandarska 14, tel: 3229-992
PROGRES
Knez Mihailova 27
tel: 182-626
GALLERY OF NATURAL MUSEUM
Kalemegdan
tel: 3284-317
STARA KAPETANIJA
Kej oslobođenja 8
tel: 612-023
STUDENTSKI GRAD
www.dksg.co.yu
Bulevar AVNOJ-a 179
tel: 2691 - 442
GALLERY “73”
PožeSka 83A, tel: 557-142
GALLERY ULUS
www.ulus.org.yu
Knez Mihailova 37,
tel: 2621-182
GALLERY ZADUZBINE
ILIJE M. KOLARCA
www.kolarac.co.yu
Studentski trg 5
tel: 185-794
JUGOSLOVENSKA GALERIJA
UMETNICKIH DELA
Dositejeva 1
tel: 627-135
OZON
Andricev venac 12
tEL: 3036-032
ZEPTER
Kralja Petra I 32, tel: 328-1414
PHOTO GALLERY 063
solair.eunet.yu/~akafoto
Balkanska 21, tel : 686 - 057
GALLERY “12+”
Vuka Karadzica 12, tel: 632-450
ARTGET
Trg Republike 5/I
PALETA
www.kcb.org.yu
Trg Republike 5
REMONT
www.remont.co.yu
Makedonska 5/II, tel: 3344-171
SINGIDUNUM
Knez Mihailova 42, tel: 185-323
ZVONO
Visnjiceva 5, tel: 625-243
PERO
www.pero.co.yu
Milentija Popovica 1
Codes for
Europe
AIRWAY COMPANIES
AEROfLOT, Knez Mihailova 30/III
tel: 328-6064
www.aeroflot.ru
AEROSVIT, Nikole Spasica 3
tel: 3283-430
www.aerosvit.com
AIR FRANCE, Knez Mihailova 30/II
tel: 2638-222
www.airfrance.com
AL ITALIA, Terazije 43/I
tel: 3245-000
AUSTRIAN AIRLINES, Terazije 3/III
tel: 3248-077
www.austrianairlines.co.yu
BRITISH AIRWAYS, Knez Mihailova 30/IV,
tel: 3281-303
www.british-airways.com
CSA, Kralja MIlana 6/I
tel: 3614-590
www.czechairlines.com
EMIRATES, Knez Mihailova 30/III
tel: 303-4489
www.emirates.com
LUFTHANSA, Terazije 3/VII
tel: 3034-944, www.lufthansa.co.yu
MALEV, Knez Mihailova 30/II, tel: 2626-377
OLYMPIC AIRLINES, Vasina 14/1, tel: 3036-750
www.olimpicairlines.com
QUANTAS, Sremska 4a, tel: 2639-166
QATAR, Studentski trg 10, tel: 2627-879, 637-137
SWISSAIR, Terazije 3/III, tel: 3030-140
www.swiss.com
TRAVELS
AIRPORT NIKOLA TESLA
tel: 601-555; informations- 601-424, 601-431
JAT
reservations domestic and
international travels, tel: 3112-123
Long distance travels, 3114-414
TERMINAL JAT 0-24h
Adresa: Hotel “Slavija”
tel: 450-584, 450-562
BAS BGD bus station
Informations and reservations
tel: 2636-299 , 2658-759
LASTA BUS station, tel: 625-740
CITY TRAIN station
(6h-22h) tel: 636-493, 641-488
(0h-24h) tel: 629-400, 645-822
EXIT CODE 99+
Austria 43
Belarus 375
Belgium
32
Bosnia
387
Bulgaria 359
Croatia 385
Cyprus
357
Czech
42
Danemark 45
England
44
Finland
358
France
33
Germany 49
Greece 30
Holland 31
Hungary
36
Iceland 354
Ireland 353
Italy
39
Luxemburg 52
Macedonia 389
Malta
356
Moldavia 373
Norway
47
Poland 48
Portugal 35
Romania 40
Russia 7
Serbia 381
Slovenia 386
Slovakia 421
Spain
34
Switzerland 41
Sweden
46
Turkey
90
Ukraine
380
Belgrade
Guide
MUSEUMS
ETNOGRAPHY MUSEUM
Studentski trg 13
tel: 3281-888
THE MANSION OF DUCHESS LJUBICA
Kneza S. Markovica 8
tel: 638-264
THE MANSION OF DUKE MILOSH
Rakovicki put 2
tel: 2660-422
DJURA JAKSIC HOUSE
Skadarska 34
tel: 3230-302
MANAK’S HOUSE
Gavrila Principa 5
tel: 633-335
MUSEUM OF AFRICAN ART
Andre Nikolica 14
tel: 2651-654
MUSEUM OF MOTORCARS
M. Jevrosime 30
tel: 3241-566
THE CITY OF BELGRADE MUSEUM
Zmaj Jovina 1
tel: 638-744
www.mgb.org.yu
YUGOSLAV HISTORICAL MUSEUM
Trg Nikole Pasica 11
tel: 3398-532
www.muzejistorijejugoslavije.org
JOVAN CVIJIC MUSEUM
Jelene Cetkovic 5
tel: 3223-126
MUSEUM OF YUGOSLAV AERONAUTICS
Belgrade airport Nikola Tesla
tel: 2670-992
MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Đure Jaksica 9
tel: 187-360
www.mntnet.org.yu
NIKOLA TESLA MUSEUM
Krunska 51
tel: 2433-886
66
THEATER MUSEUM
Gospodar Jevremova 19
tel: 626-630
www.theatremuseum.org.yu
MUSEUM OF CONTEMPORARY ART
Usce Save bb
tel: 3115-713
www.msub.org.yu
SERBIAN ORTODOX CHURCH MUSEUM
Kralja Petra 5
tel: 635-699
www.spc.yu
SERBIAN HISTORICAL MUSEUM
Nemanjina 24
tel: 3616-268
NATIONAL MUSEUM
Trg Republike 1a
tel: 624-322
www.narodnimuzej.org.yu
MUSEUM OF PEDAGOGY
Uzun Mirkova 14
tel: 2627-538
MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
Njegoseva 51
tel: 3442-149
3442-568
POST MUSEUM
Majke Jevrosime 13
tel: 3210-325
MUSEUM OF SERBIAN MEDICINE
Dzordza Vasingtona 19
tel: 3245-149
MUSEUM OF DESIGN
Vuka Karadzica 18
tel: 2626-494
CINEMA MUSEUM
Kosovska 11
tel: 3248-250
www.kinoteka.org.yu
IVO ANDRIC MUSEUM
Andricev venac 8
tel: 3238-397
MILITARY MUSEUM
Kalemegdan
tel: 3344-408
3343-441
VUK AND DOSITEJ MUSEUM
Gospodar Jevremova 21
tel: 2625-161
ZEMUN CITY MUSEUM
Glavna 9
Zemun
tel: 617-752
THEATRES
AKADEMIJA 28
Nemanjina 28
tel: 3611 644
ATELJE 212
Svetogorska 21
tel: 3246 146
BAKINE PRICE DECIJE POZORISTE
Bulevar umetnosti 27
tel: 2162 423
BEOGRADSKO DRAMSKO POZORISTE
Milesevska 64a, tel: 2837 000
BITEF TEATAR
Skver Mire Trailovic 1
tel: 3220 608
DADOV
Desanke Maksimovic 6
tel: 3243 644
DAH TEATAR
Maruliceva 8, tel: 2441 680
DECIJE POZORISTE CARAPA
Turgenjeva 5
tel: 3541 192
DOM SINDIKATA
Trg Nikole Pasica 5
tel: 3234 849
DOM KULTURE STUDENTSKI GRAD
Bulevar AVNOJ - a 179
tel: 2691 442
information
DOM OMLADINE
Makedonska 22, tel: 3248 202
JUGOSLOVENSKO DRAMSKO POZORISTE
Kralja Milana 50, tel: 3061 900
MADLENIANUM OPERA & THEATRE
Glavna 32, tel: 3162 533
AP BRANKO KRSMANOVIC
Balkanska 4, tel: 3613 451
MALO POZORISTE DUSKO RADOVIC
Aberdareva 1, tel: 3242 472
NARODNO POZORISTE
Francuska 3, tel: 3281 333
NK SISTEM POZORISTE SLAVIJA
Svetog Save 16, tel: 2445 828
PAN TEATAR
Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 298
tel: 2417 335
POZORISTE BOSKO BUHA
Trg Republike 3, tel: 2632 855
POZORISTE OGLEDALO
Gracanicka 18, POZORISTANCE PUZ
Radoslava Grujica 21, tel: 2449 464
POZORISTE LUTAKA PINOKIO ZEMUN
Karadjordjeva 9, tel: 2691 715
POZORISTE NA TERAZIJAMA
Trg Nikole Pasica 3, tel: 3302 650
ReX
Jevrejska 16, tel: 3284 534
SAVA Center
Milentija Popovica 9, tel: 2139 840
TEATAR KULT
Bulevar kralja Aleksandra 77a
tel: 2424 860
ZVEZDARA TEATAR
Milana Rakica 38, tel: 2414 527
CULTURAL CENTERS
INSTITUTO CERVANTES-SPANISH
Cika Ljubina 19
tel: 3034 182
BIBLIOTEKA GRADA BEOGRADA
Kneza Mihaila 56
tel: 2024 000
REX
Jevrejska 16
tel: 3284 534
NARODNA BIBLIOTEKA SRBIJE
Skerliceva 1, tel: 2451 242
SKC
Kralja Milana 48
tel: 3602 036
DOM SINDIKATA
Trg Nikole Pasica 5
tel: 3234 849
DECJI KULTURNI Center BEOGRAD
Takovska 8, tel: 3242 011
AMERICAN CORNER
Makedonska 22, tel: 3227 694
Center ZA KULTURNU DEKONTAMINACIJU
Bircaninova 21
tel: 3610 270
www.czkd.org.yu
DOM KULTURE STUDENTSKI GRAD
Bulevar AVNOJ - a 179
tel: 2691 442
CULTURE CENTER OF
BELGRADE
Kneza Mihaila 6, tel: 2622 071
SAVA Center
Milentija Popovica 9, tel: 2139 840
BRITISH CULTURE
CENTER
Terazije 8, tel: 302-3800
GALERIJA ARTGET KCB
Trg Republike 5, tel: 2622 926
GALERIJA SANU
Kneza Mihaila 35, tel: 3342 400
BEOGRADSKA FILHARMONIJA
Studentski trg 11, tel: 3282 977
DOM SINDIKATA
Trg Nikole Pasica 5
tel: 3234 849
USTANOVA GUARNERIUS
Center LEPIH UMETNOSTI
Dzordza Vasingtona 12
tel: 3346 807
KULTURNI Center BEOGRADA
Kneza Mihaila 6, tel: 2622 071
Center ZA KULTURNU
DEKONTAMINACIJU
Bircaninova 21
www.britishcouncil.org/serbia
FRENCH CULTURE
CENTER
Zmaj Jovina 11
Tel: 3023-600
ITALIAN CULTURE
CENTER
Kneza Milosa, 56
tel: 3629 435,
3629 356
CANADIAN CULTURE
CENTER
Kneza Milosa 75
tel: 644 666
GOETHE INSTITUTGERMAN
Knez Mihailova 50
tel: 2622-823
www.goethe.de/belgrad
RUSSIAN HOUSE
Narodnog fronta 33
tel: 642-178
ILIJA. M. KOLARAC
FOUNDATION
Studentski trg 5
tel: 636-319
www.kolarac.co.yu
MEDJUNARODNI
KULTURNI
Center YUBIN
Terazije 26
tel: 2688 840
tel: 3610 270
SKC
Kralja Milana 48, tel: 3602 036
DOM KULTURE
STUDENTSKI GRAD
Bulevar AVNOJ - a 179
tel: 2691 442
CONCERT HALLS
GALERIJA PROGRES
Kneza Mihaila 27
tel: 2182 626
Belgrade
Guide
IMPORTANT PHONES
IMPORTANT PHONES
PHARMACIES 00-24H
TAXI
“1. maj”
Srpskih vladara 9, Tel: 3240-533,
“Sveti Sava”
Nemanjina 2, Tel: 643-170
“Zemun”
Glavna 34, Zemun, Tel: 618-582
“Prima I”
Nemanjina 2
Tel: 3611-088, Farmanea,
Trg republike, tel:3344-923
Alfa taxi
Alo taxi
Beo taxi
Beogradski taxi
Ekonomik taxi
Lux taxi
Maxiss taxi
Naxi taxi Pink taxi
Plavi taxi
9807
3564-555
970
9801
3973-327
30 33 123
3581-111
2164714
9803
9805
Police station MUP
Fire station
Ambulance
Time
Telegrams
International phone calls
Phone Directory
Avekning
Informations
Sports information
Weather Report
Informations (0-24)
Bilet service KCB
Auto moto savez
Srbije (AMSJ)
92
93
94
95
96
901
988
9811
9812
9814
9823
319-1001
2628-342
3441-515
FAIRS AND CONGRESSES
Congress center Sava
Milentija Popovica 9,
Tel: 2139-840, 311-4322, 311-4323
www.savaCenter.com
Belgrade fair
Bulevar vojvode Misica 14,
tel:655-555, fax. 688-173, www.sajam.co.yu
REAL ESTATE
VOS MEDIATOR,
Strahinjica Bana 34,
tel: 2920-466, 062282434
e-mail: vosmediator@eunet.yu
www.vosmediator.co.yu
INTERNET CAFES
Extreme, Beogradska 2, tel: 344-60-86
Internet café, Svetogorska 18
IPS Internet café, Makedonska 4
Maverik, Dom omladine
Makedonska 22, tel: 322-24-46
Plato, Akademski plato 1 tel: 303-0633
information
REGULAR SIGHTSEEING PROGRAMME
BELGRADE PANORAMA BY BUS
A two-hour sightseeing tour includes a visit to Terazije
Square, King Milan St., Slavija Square, King Milutin St.,
King Aleksandar Boulevard, Nikola Pasic Square, Republic
Square, Vasina street, Belgrade fort.
ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE VINCA
Departure in front of Terazije Sq. Fountain every Saturday
at 11.00 am Duration: 180 min Itinerery: King Aleksandar
Boulevard, Smederevo road, village of Vinca, “Vinca”
archeological site Program: Tour of the archeological site with
the tourist guide and custodian. Sightseeing upon request.
THE BELGRADE FORTRESS
Departure point in front of the Cvijeta Zuzoric Pavilion
A two-hour sightseeing tour includes a visit to Cvijeta
Zuzoric Pavilion, Belgrade fort, Military Museum,
Belgrade Victor Monument, Ruder Boskovic Observatory,
Ruzica Church, St. Petka Chapel, Nebojsa Tower, Emperor
Charles’ Gate, Kalemegdan Park, Gratitude to France
Monument.
OLD ZEMUN
Departure in front of “Pinki” Sports Center. A three-hour
sightseeing tour includes a visit to “Pinki” Sports Center,
Strossmeyer Street, Main Street, Town Museum, Rajacic
Street, the Serbian home, Icko’s house,, Cetinjska street,
“Beli medved”, Branko Radicevic Square, Karamatina
Street, Karamata’s house, Gardos Hill, Sindeliceva Street,
St. Nicholas Church, “Saran” restaurant, the Zemun Quay,
“Stara Kapetanija” harbor master’s building, Gospodska
Street, Victory Square, Magistrate’s Hall, St. Sava Library,
Kosovska Street, Davidoviceva Street, House of Dimitrije
Davidovic, Air force Command Building.
BELGRADE CHURCHES AND MONASTERIES
Departure from Your hotel: A four-hour sightseeing tour
includes a visit to Ruzica Church (the oldest Orthodox Church
in Belgrade-16th century), St. Petka Chapel, old Belgrade
core, Patriarch’s residence, Orthodox Cathedral, St. Sava
Church, Vavedenje monastery and Rakovica Monastery.
lunch in the Vojvodina style. A daily exclusive excursion “Wine
Tour” includes the professional guide from the Belgrade
“Jevremovac” botanical garden Departure: Main gate of the
Botanical gardens, every Saturday at 12.00
Info tel:3244-498, 3244-847 Free admission.
TOURIST INFORMATION & SIGHTSEEING TOURS
BELGRADE BY TRAIN
Old urban nucleus Departure in front of Terazije Sq.
Fountain. A two-hour includes a visit to Terazije Square,
Prince Mihailo St., Republic Square, Kosancic Square,
Orthodox Cathedral, Patriarch’s Residence, Princess
Ljubica’s Mansion.
Beoromantika- a sightseeing tour of Belgrade with old time
train. Cruising with Sirona-Viewing Belgrade from the river,
organized excursions to Novi Sad, Smederevo, Milanovac
etc. The boat’s priorities are charter engagements, with ideal
surroundings for banqu ets, promotions, family celebrations and
other festivities. Info tel: 011/3242-490, 063/479-244 Dunav
jahting Terazije 6/III www.dunavjahting.com
Free Admition Sightseeing is sponsored by Stari Grad
Municipality, Makedonska 42, tel:3225-912 Tourist Guide
Association of Serbia. www.zeleznicesrbije.com
Info tel:011/3616-928, 3616-962
WINE TOUR
Program: Visit to the Grgeteg Monastery, sightseeing
of Sremski Karlovci (Karlovci’s Grammar School, The
Cathedral). Visits to wine cellar “Lagum” including wine
tasting, The Cenej farm-salas “137” and its stable, with
Dictionary
DICTIONARY
I would like to see a play before leaving. Zeleo bih da
vidim neki pozorisni komad pre nego sto odem. (zheleo beeh
da veedeem nekee pozoreeshnee komad pre nego shto odem)
Would you like to go to the theatre tonight? Da li
biste zeleli veceras da idete u pozoriste? (da lee beeste
zhelelee vecheras da eedete oo pozoreeshte)
How much are good seats in the theatre? Koliko
kostaju dobra mesta u pozoristu? (koleeko koshtayoo
dobra mesta oo pozoreeshtoo)
May I please have a programme? Mogu li da dobijem
program? (mogoo lee da dobeeyem program)
What’s on at the cinema tonight? Koji se film daje
veceras u bioskopu? (koyee se feelm daye vecheras oo
beeoskopoo)
I want front seats. Zelim prednja sedista. (zheleem
prednya sedeeshta)
Where is the opera house? Gde se nalazi opera? (gde se
nalazee opera)
What’s on tonight? Sta se daje veceras? (shta se daye
vecheras)
I would like to go to a piano or violin concert. Zeleo
bih da idem na klavirski ili violinski koncert. (zheleo
beeh da eedem na klaveerskee eelee veeoleenskee
kontsert)
Can you recommend a good nightclub? Mozete li da mi
preporucite neki dobar nocni klub? (mozhete lee da mee
preporoocheete nekee dobar nochnee kloob)
I’d like to buy… Zelim da kupim… (zheleem da koopeem)
Do you give a guarantee? Dajete li garanciju? (dayete
lee garantseeyoo)
I’d like a/an… Treba mi… (treba mee)
I need a doctor urgently. Hitno mi je potreban lekar.
(heetno mee ye potreban lekar)
Can we drink tap water? Da li sme da se pije voda iz
cesme? (da lee sme da se peeye voda eez chesme)
Where’s the doctor’s office(surgery). Gde se nalazi
lekarska ordinacija? (gde se nalazee lekarska
ordeenatseeya)
I would like to see a specialist. Zelim pregled kod
specijaliste. (zheleem pregled kod spetseeyaleeste)
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